Pete,
That will cause each of them to move independently of each other but I read
that the problem was both gauges swinging in unison with one another.
terry
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Subject: Re: Fuel and temp guage in 180b not steady / swaying
This happens in my 180b as well, but I think that the reason the fuel gauge
moves could be because the float level in the fuel tank changes when you go
around a corner? As for the shifting temp gauge, mine used to do that all
the time, so I checked the thermostat an that seems to have fixed it, you
may want to check the gauge itself, coolant/water levels, and your water
pump...
Hope this helps,
Cheers
Pete Kitchen ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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>The Fuel and temp guage in my 180b are moving about 3mm side to side can
>anyone reccomend
>a remedie. thanks
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