Thanks. There was no red tab on mine. The wiring diagram I had from the wiring harness I bought looked like the hot wire went to the full side. I'm hoping it just killed the sending unit and not the gauge. The bench test makes it look like the sending unit is bad. I get a reading between 2.3 and 3.3 at empty, but as I start to move the float up, the ohm meter goes to 1. I've ordered a new sending unit. Hopefully, that's all it is.

Thanks for the info. This is definitely a learning process for me.

Darrell

Originally Posted by DADS50
Originally there was a red warning sticker on the sender post on back of the gauge. Warning ...click.... ...click...

You may have damaged the sender or gauge when you hooked it up backwards

The best way to test a sender is independently, no power, out of the tank, as bart stated

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The full needle sweep as a test happens by disconnecting the ground at the sender flange. Not the sender wire,