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 | Electrical Systems: Remove and Replace Gauge Pod or Replace Idiot Lamps with Gauges |
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Jim Isbell (JimIsbell)
Remove and Replace the Gauge pod or replace Idiot lights with Gages in a Fifth Generation El Camino. (may apply to others as well)
I will only go into the mechanical process of removing and replacing the pod as several other people have covered the need for the required circuits and senders and gages.
Follow these steps in this exact order, you cannot change the order and expect it to work:
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Posted by acauth1 on Sunday, July 13 @ 13:25:08 CDT
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| Electrical Systems: Automotive Electrical Basics By John Delke |
A lot of us without hesitation will completely
disassemble an engine, transmission, or other intricate and precise mechanical
device, repair it, and put it back together. But when it comes to why a lamp
won’t light, or [multiple quote] “weird turn-signal, horn, name something”
problems occur, a lot of us throw up hands in frustration. I hope this will help
you to get an understanding of the elusive “Eddie Electron”, and his
peculiar behavior. I’ll apologize in advance for being “too simplistic”
but I write how I teach/explain. My descriptions will deal with DC circuitry, in
negative ground situations.
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Posted by acauth1 on Tuesday, August 03 @ 13:47:02 CDT
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| Electrical Systems: G-body windshield wiper system diagnostics |
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For Modified Pulse Wiper Systems procedure here
For Multiplex Wiper Systems procedure here.
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Posted by acauth1 on Friday, May 14 @ 00:43:24 CDT
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| Electrical Systems: 84-88 G-Body Cruise Control Systems Diagnosis. |
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1984-87 CUSTOM CRUISE III SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:
This system consists of a mode control assembly, (switch,) electronic
controller (module), Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) buffer amplifier, servo unit,
and release switches and valves. The servo unit maintains vehicle speed
(throttle position) by trapping vacuum in its diaphragm chamber at servo
positions determined by the control module.
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Posted by acauth1 on Tuesday, December 02 @ 14:54:20 CST
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