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Date:         29 Mar 96 24:19
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From:         L.S.Griffiths@physics.salford.ac.uk
Subject:      Re: Fuel gauge sender on 60's split

jonny writes:

>My question is: There only appears to be one connection to the >sender. Should I disconnect the ground and attach the gauge wire? Or >is a ground neccesary as well? If so, where do I connect it? Both >wires to the same connection?

the sender has two wires. a ground wire which is screwed to the body and the wire which goes to the gauge.

I guess the sender is earth separately for safety.

Lee


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