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This may have been covered sometime in the past, but I don't remember seeing it. Does anyone know the resistance for the fue gauge? I believe it's 0 ohms empt and 90 ohms full. This I believe is for all post '65 GM's. My printed circuit board is givin up the ghost, and I am not a fan of electrical gauges to start with. So, gonna change to mech. oil and temp, using a piece of carbon fiber to hold them behind the original panel. So, out will go the stock gauges.
Thanks, Dave
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Wow, not even one reply. Makes me feel like the redheaded stepchild
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Apparently you have come up with something no one knows about. I didnt think it was possible. Or the guy that knows the answer is in Cancun passed under some table.
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Yes, your correct with 0 ohms empty, and 90 ohms full for most standard GM senders.
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0 to 90 is correct, but just to add a bit, 90 will read at empty. An actual 0 will read a bit past full. Dead on full is around 10 or 20 ohms.
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