johnnyboatman

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i have a new livorci oil pressure gage . the needle wont move if i pull the sender wire and run a wire to the sending unit it pegs? put a new sending unit in and it does the same what am i doing wrong?

johnnyboatman

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i aint grounding anything wire to sender, gages grounded to dash.

johnnyboatman

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the gage has a S which means sendor,g means ground

offthefront

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DD is right ..... G means gauge .... W means Warning .....goes to a lamp ....m

offthefront

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The only Ground on the gauge would be for lighting ....the Gauge is Gnd Through the sending units ......m

johnnyboatman

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whats it mean when the gage pegs, i tried a diff gage and it did the same thing, i bought new gages and am using a oriellys sender should i buy one from livorci .

Boat Tech

Normaly if the gauge is peged to max then something is grounded out and that could be at the gauge it self, Could be the wire from the sender to the gauge. look on the gauge it self some times the post for the ground will have ground signs with the 3 lines over each other ---

johnnyboatman

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Its A Twin Engine, The Problem Side Is Wired Like The Good Side. Im Banging My Head Against The Wall

Boat Tech

Try switch gauges around to see what it dose

johnnyboatman

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Gage Is Good, Ran Sender From Good Side To Bad Side And Gage Works Fine. If I Touch The Sender With A Test Lite It Shows To Be Grounding Out . Even If I Touch The Spade Part Of The Sender