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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / March 2006

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1989 F150 DASH PANEL

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Thomas Sedlemyer - 01 Mar 2006 22:11 GMT
Hi,
A buddies F150 has several gauges in his dash panel that are intermittantly
giving incorrect readings. Since more than one gauge is affected we suspect
a bad ground or defective foil pattern on the lex cicuit board. does any one
have or know a source for the gauge schematic and/or printed circuit layout
for this year. Our books show for earlier models but nothing for this year.
Thanks,
Tom

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Ted - 02 Mar 2006 01:46 GMT
I don't know what "defective foil pattern on the lex cicuit board" is, but
if several gauges are wacky at the same time, I would suspect a voltage
problem with the charging system, or a bad gauge voltage regulator (located
on  the printer circuit board. You could be on the right track with bad
ground; sometimes the wiring connector at the circuit board is loose.

> Hi,
> A buddies F150 has several gauges in his dash panel that are
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> Johnstown, Pa 15902
> tomsedlemyer@arczip.com
 
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