Fuel Guage Calibration
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Fuel Guage Calibration
Ok guys I was just wondering if there any way to calibrate the fuel guage/ sending unit, I know its not correct since it doesnt move off full for the first 7 gallons and then hauls @$$ till the last quarter tank, I was just wondering, just fixing the stupid stuff on my truck now
#3
LOL yea I dont think its going out, but if its an easy calibration then I would give it a try, if not Ill wait till the day I have to drop my tank, which I dont see in the near future! so I guess screw it and move on looking for a set of driving lights! just trying to fiqure out how to hook em up to come on with my brights Im not an electrical designer I just now how to find wires and tear em out and put em back in So far I think Hella 500 Halogens are the winners....
#5
If it was as easy as take the float out, I would either try, or just get a new one but I dont think I can get it out without droping the tank..
#6
Ranchhand on those lights you'll want to get a 5 pole relay. Poles 87 and 87a go to + on the lights, tie 86 into one of your brights, 85 is ground, and 30 is + battery. Also put a 20amp fuse between battery and relay. Those Hellas should come with the relay, fuse, and plenty of wire unless you're getting them used.
Last edited by Bryce; 09-30-2012 at 12:38 AM.
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Ranchhand on those lights you'll want to get a 5 pole relay. Poles 87 and 87a go to + on the lights, tie 86 into one of your brights, 85 is ground, and 30 is + battery. Also put a 20amp fuse between battery and relay. Those Hellas should come with the relay, fuse, and plenty of wire unless you're getting them used.
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