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Just curious. If the stock gauges are working OK why do you want to change them? I know the Ford gauges don't mark anything in actual increments; they just show you a safe range. Personally, I prefer all the gauges to be marked in marked units. I assume that is the reason for the change, in addition, to being more accurate.
Just curious. If the stock gauges are working OK why do you want to change them? I know the Ford gauges don't mark anything in actual increments; they just show you a safe range. Personally, I prefer all the gauges to be marked in marked units. I assume that is the reason for the change, in addition, to being more accurate.
Last edited by DPS3749; May 30, 2004 at 11:40 AM.
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The stock gauges do work but I have no clue how well, on a cold day my temp is at the N of normal and a hot day it is just above the C, I already found out that my volt gauge is out by 2 volts(kinda thought it was a little to low), and I have no idea on the pressure. Thanks kitsapcountychopper, thats what I needed to know
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