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07-04-17, 21:27
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Bob,
 If the 6 volt tank units are good, will they not still work with the original gauge if the correct rated resistor is fitted before the gauge.(power feed side)
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07-04-17, 23:42
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My understanding is that the original senders should work. Ohms are Ohms. The "special" part about Chevs is that they used a different resistance range than either their contemporary Ford or more modern Chevs. I think the resistance range used on Chevs with the commercial gauge cluster and the round instruments were the same 0-30 Ohms. The important part is that the gauge and sender need to match (hence the voltage reducer at the gauge to make it match the original sender).
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