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#99582 02/27/2007 5:24 AM | Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,029 Member | | Member Joined: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,029 | At least one of the lights(tail or head light) has a bad ground and is finding ground through the indicator light filaments. Best guess would be a bad ground at the rear of the truck. The bed not being grounded to the frame would cause the fuel gauge to be affected. | | | |
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Electrical weirdness.. Turn signal, highbeam, gas gauge
| smokinjoe3 | 02/27/2007 3:42 AM | |
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| rfs56trk | 02/27/2007 4:55 AM | |
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| Baldy | 02/27/2007 5:24 AM | |
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| atomarc | 02/27/2007 5:32 AM | |
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| Wrenchbender Ret. | 02/27/2007 10:29 PM | |
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