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Have a look at this website it explains the wiring and covers an always full tank problem; http://www.austin7.org/Technical%20Articles/Fuel%20Gauge%20Working/"If the pointer is always at 'Full' - even when the tank is empty
Disconnect the wire to the 'T' terminal, if the gauge stays at ''Full'' then there is a fault in the gauge, if the pointer drops back to `Empty' then the gauge is OK and there is a fault between the gauge and the tank."
Last edited by Clock; 20/06/16 07:41 PM.
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