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When the ignition/key is off should gas guage indicator go to empty? This be on a 65 chevy c10 pu? Any assistance with this is greatly appreciated...


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Grounding is a common problem for a disfunctional gas gauge, that is pegging Full, when the key is in the ON position.


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