does your gas needle go above F?
#1
does your gas needle go above F?
first off, i swapped my gauges because i had problems with my other ones after i put in indiglos.
i put in a new cluster and put on white SE faces with blue led's. just wondering, should my gas needle be going that far above F? i usually don't pay attention to the needle and go by mileage since i messed up my other gauges with the indiglos so i know when i need gas. just wondering if everyone elses do that too or what i should do. thanx
i put in a new cluster and put on white SE faces with blue led's. just wondering, should my gas needle be going that far above F? i usually don't pay attention to the needle and go by mileage since i messed up my other gauges with the indiglos so i know when i need gas. just wondering if everyone elses do that too or what i should do. thanx
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#11
Mine goes way above F too. I had reverse indiglos but took them out because the needles were sticking. After taking them out, because I was getting sick of them, the gas gauge goes a fair amount past F. Also, the gas light comes on between 1/4 tank and E. I don't know how to fix it...
#12
well, i thought mine only went the usual small amount above F, but it can't be normal. like i said, i swapped my gauges on a new cluster and the gas needle goes far up. now, it went practically at 11:30/12:00. pretty much straight up. i know this isn't normal...does anyone know how to fix this? i read before that the gas needle should reset itself and doesn't need calibrating, but...? any help guys?
also, when i'm driving and hit a good size bump on the highway, my speedometer quickly falls to 0 then goes right back right away. what is that about??
also, when i'm driving and hit a good size bump on the highway, my speedometer quickly falls to 0 then goes right back right away. what is that about??
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