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       #Post#: 84414--------------------------------------------------
       temp gauge fault
   DIR By: daisydad
       Date: January 24, 2014, 12:34 am
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       My temp gauge shoots to max as soon as ignition is on. I have
       disconnected sendor no difference.traced wire backk to bulkhead
       and removed dash cant spot any areas earthing out. The fuel
       gauge seems to be fine so does this rule out the voltage
       regulator?  And just leave the guage or am I testing it all
       wrong?  Any help greatly appreciated.  *help*
       #Post#: 84415--------------------------------------------------
       Re: temp gauge fault
   DIR By: divie
       Date: January 24, 2014, 2:52 am
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       Was it working previously? I once delivered a truck that was
       showing full on fuel gauge and ran out of fuel. The gauge had
       been wired arse backards!
       #Post#: 84416--------------------------------------------------
       Re: temp gauge fault
   DIR By: daisydad
       Date: January 24, 2014, 3:25 am
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       No done it since I got it.  Will swap wires but would think it
       would go down as engine warms?
       #Post#: 84420--------------------------------------------------
       Re: temp gauge fault
   DIR By: NoelC
       Date: January 24, 2014, 5:17 am
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       If the gauge goes to max with the sender disconnected you must
       have a short somewhere. I'd run a new wire loosely from the
       gauge to the sender and see what happens first.
       #Post#: 84422--------------------------------------------------
       Re: temp gauge fault
   DIR By: daisydad
       Date: January 24, 2014, 6:43 am
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       :thumbs: good shout. on that tomorrow
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