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I'd like some advice where the problem is no reading on the gauge ( and can
use a Volt-ohm-meter if have to). It is a three wire Electric gauge and a bell shaped sensor with the lead attached at the top. Although upon sensor removal, there was oil pressure (squirting G). Could I check for meter needle deflection by striking the disconnected sensor lead to ground or will that destroy the meter? Could I apply some air pressure to the sensor and read a resistance change? Thanks, Dick |
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