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I just noticed my gas gauge needle was stuck behind the inner cluster divider...So I took my gauge cluster out...I hate doing that...anyway I have the cluster out( gauge is still in cluster) and the gas needle is pegged at the 9 oclock position, it flows freely when moved but goes back to 9 oclock...is there a way to bench test the gauge...with out taking the sending unit out of the gas tank & before I put it all back together to find out it's broken.
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