Sounds like you have a loose wire somewhere or that you used some
kind of sealing compound on the threads when you put the sender in.
Bounce to hot indicates infinite resistance.
Bruce K
57 3200
Mt. Iron, MN
At Sunday, 30 June 2002, you wrote:
>I need help on my heat gauge, I have put in my third dash
>unit and get a different response each time.
>The sending unit I bought from Chevy Duty seems to be
>working fine, 0 ohms when cold and an increase in ohms
>when heated, there is voltage coming from the dash unit.
>when engine is started gauge perks up to were it belongs
>then in a few minutes it pegs out to the hot side.
>any and all suggestions are welcome.
>Thanks in advance
>HooT58
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