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Old 3rd July 2009, 05:32 PM
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Temp and fuel gauges stopped working.

G'day.This is my first post on this great looking forum.I have a Series 3 109 panel van in pretty tidy condition that I plan to fully restore eventually.Recently my fuel and temp gauges both stopped working at the same time.I've fiddled with the wiring looking for a loose connection but achieved nothing.Any help appreciated. Cheers Phil.
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On the back of your speedo there should be a voltage stabiliser, it looks like a little metal block with two electrical prongs on it. If you've checked the fuses and they're fine, this is the likely cause.
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Thanks for the quick reply.Is it likely to be a loose connection,or could the part be kaput?
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More likely kaput! With the ignition on, it should have positive voltage on both terminals / prongs when checking to earth with a multimeter. They cost about $30-40.
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Check for power with either a multimeter or a test light. The most likely problem is, as suggested, a faulty regulator or a fuse, but could be a wiring connection or even the ignition switch. Note that the output from the regulator is meant to be an intermittent - on/off every few seconds.

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