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Old 13-05-22, 11:18
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Tom, on 6 volts it would work correctly. You need to buy a step down resistor from the likes of Gotham parts, Macs autos or Dennis Carpenter or lots of other vintage parts suppliers, to cut your supply (only to that gauge) to 6 volt The gauge is a 6 volt unit and will not function correctly on 12 volt.
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