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HQ voltage regulator for dash gauges ???
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hi
can anyone tell me if HQs had voltage regulators for the guages, i've got a gts dash and i'm wondering if i should put one in ? if they did have one what voltage were they ?
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Hi hq ute.
Yes & no.
The fuel gauge only from mid 73 onwards is of the thermal type (with its own internal voltage regulator).
Earlier fuel gauges & all HQ oil & temp gauges are of the 12V magnetic type, which do not require a reg.
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Hi hq ute.
Yes & no.
The fuel gauge only from mid '73 onwards is of the thermal type (with its own internal voltage regulator).
Earlier fuel gauges & all HQ oil & temp gauges are of the 12V magnetic type, which do not require a reg.
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If at first you don't succeed, just call it Version 1.0 |
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