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  1. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    I found my existing gauge has a connection problem inside on the ground. Cleaned all the connections and that didn't fix it but can twist the post the ground wires are on and it will start working.
  2. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    Done did all that.
  3. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    You tell me? It has a decal that reads RESET but no plate or indication that included a new engine or anything that drastic. It had documentation that says the fuel and temperature gauges, among other things, were replaced at 2616 hrs. The fuel and temperature gauges look newer than...
  4. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    Looks like the gauge is bad. Base nuts on connections were a little loose but that didn't fix it. Cold resistance on sensor wire was 440 ohms. Running voltage to power connection with negative lead connected to gauge ground is 26 volts. Engine warmed up and reading 180 at thermostat housing via...
  5. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    Yeah the first time it went pegged with a cold engine. Second time there was no indication of over heating other than gauge reading.
  6. csheath

    Fuel and Temp Gauges went wonky

    My fuel gauge quit a while back. It started back working while testing. Today I was showing my wife how to start the generator and manage loads during one of the 4 outages we had. She didn't hold it in start long enough and it shut down. When she restarted it the fuel gauge was dancing back and...
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