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I was recently at a swap meet (Lawrence Kansas) and almost bought a gauge cluster for a 55-59 chevy truck. I passed because I did not know how to verify the gauges work. When I got home I did some research and all the information I found was based on the gauges being in the vehicle at the time of the trouble shooting.
My assumption is you take your chances with manual/mechanical gauges I.E. temp and oil pressure.
How do you verify electrical gauges work if they are out of the vehicle?
Im interested in how its done. I would like to be better prepared for the next oportunity.
Thank You.
Rock49 aka C-Rodg
work in progress
1956 Chevy 3100
261 engine
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