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Test: Remove temp sender wire and leave loose. Turn key to run (no need to start). Gauge will go full hot or full cold. Key off, ground sender wire to good ground, key to run. Gauge will go to opposite peg.
If this happens, do as Bill suggest, your sender is bad.
Six volt guy living in a twelve volt world
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