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  1. #11
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    Hi again Jay. I have an ET degree, and 30 years experience.
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    You have a grounded wire, between the gauge and the tank.
    [ or someone before you reversed some wires somewhere.] May be easier to replace those two wires.
    You do not need thick heavy wires, just nice strong insulation.
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    The gauge, thinks the tank is full, because, all the current is flowing to ground [-].

    if questions tom granger c ell 410 627 05504.

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    On my sea hunt I had problems with my gas gauge, my son, an electrician found out the crimped connectors were not done right, one wire Pulled right out of the connector.

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