Gauge Light Problem On 48 Commodore
My temp, fuel gauge and electric clock illumination lights all just stopped working. I checked the bulb on the clock and it looks fine and there is still electric power to the clock. My speedometer gauge light still works...
Are the temp, fuel and clock lights connected together in some way? Is there a common fuse or is this just a short somewhere? Thanks
Are the temp, fuel and clock lights connected together in some way? Is there a common fuse or is this just a short somewhere? Thanks
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assuming factory wiring
the light feed should have a rheostat (bakelite splitter on supers)with a single wire that goes to the speedometer and the pair plugged into the second output going to the temp/fuel cluster and the clock. look to this junction for your problem
the only "fuse" is the circuit breaker for the entire lighting system mounted on the switch itself0 -
nick s wrote:assuming factory wiring
the light feed should have a rheostat (bakelite splitter on supers)with a single wire that goes to the speedometer and the pair plugged into the second output going to the temp/fuel cluster and the clock. look to this junction for your problem
the only "fuse" is the circuit breaker for the entire lighting system mounted on the switch itself
It was the rheoshat connection. The wire had come un-plugged. Thanks!0
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