Yes I know. The speedometer is from an 95 G10 with an 85ish speedometer face plate, so another missed matched gauge will not matter, looking at also changing from a Amp gauge to a Volt gauge, and I know you can't use the same wires from the Amp to Volts, will have to straight wire the Volt meter...
Lowe's told me they would only honor the small hand tools, also told me I'd had to take it to a "Retailer", which I told her that's what Lowe's was, then she handed me the phone number to call.
I have a 73 C10 with the mechanical oil pressure gauge, and I want to switch to an electrical gauge. My wire harness doesn't support the electrical oil gauge, so can I wire the electrical gauge directly to the sending unit?
I'll make sure I connect to the right wire. I'll check my PCM pinouts for the 01 Silverado. A is for the low reference to computer, B is senor signal to computer and C is for the gauge.
I think I have it figured out. Looking at the plug, the bottom pin would go to the gauge, top left would go to the yellow wire in the harness and the top right pin would go to the gray wire in the harness.
I watched a video on this, going to try it. I have a TPS plug I can use. Do you know which pin on the sensor is the gauge wire, and which pin goes to the Yellow and Gray wire in the harness (I'm using a stock wire harness and just cut off the connectors I didn't need and tucked them back into...
I used the diesel radiator brackets on my 85 when I switched to a 350, had to slightly modify them to fit over the CU730 radiator. The only thing I have left of the diesel stuff is the fan shroud, filler panel and the weight that was on the 700r4.
This is what I decided to do, I left the long leg like it was, drilled a 1/4" hole just above it, used an existing hole where the jack would be mounted. I'll use that mounting hole on the long leg as a place to tether the MAF sensor wire.
That's what I was going to do. This was a 5 1/2" vise. So far, I took it to Lowe's Hardware because they sell Craftsman Tools and refused to replace it. They gave me a number to call Craftsman and got a website to file a warranty claim. Just waiting now.