Fuel Gauge Wiring

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  • 19th April 2020 at 9:31 am #26481
    Bernie
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      If the workung unit won’t clean up to your satisfaction you could swap the dial and/or needle with one of the better looking ones.

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      8th May 2020 at 12:11 pm #26612
      Philip Smith

        I have been having trouble with my petrol guage, after going through the normal tests have decided it is the actual guage that is not working. Has anyone got a known working unit I could purchase, have tried the club spares scheme twice but got  no reply.

        8th May 2020 at 12:30 pm #26613
        Roger Grix
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          Hi Philip,

          Which model of gauge have you got? French or English? Square as above or

          IMG_20180408_233204569 (600 x 337)

          Have you measured the resistances of the two coils as suggested above?

          Roger

           

           

           

          9th May 2020 at 9:58 am #26615
          Philip Smith

            It’s the square Jaegar one for ’50 Slough LT15

            The main coil was burnt out , I have tried rewinding but no success.

            9th May 2020 at 3:16 pm #26620
            Roger Grix
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              I am afraid that I can’t help you there. I am sure that someone in the club will have one.

              Maybe try the for sale and wanted, or John Gillard.

              Good luck.

              Roger

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