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#757701 06/26/2011 5:29 PM
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When the ignition/key is off should the indicator on the gauge go to empty or show a level in the tank?? Pre thanks in order...


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It will ready empty, when there is no current through the gauge, as with the key in the off position.

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Tony,
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