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My '47 came with a S.W. Temp. Gauge added below the dash...I suspect the original doesn't work...Question was : Can the Gauge be repair or do I look for one on Ebay...?


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This has been covered a few times on the forum.

Yes, it can be repaired. Check in G&D for services offered for a source.


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Thanks Ray...I want to remove that gauge 'cause it's mounted where the heater/defroster/etc. switch's belong...can't work around that...! Kevin


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Thanks Ken...just what I was looking for...! I tried a search last night...Can't get that search thing to "work" for me...Kevin

WinoWally...First I've heard of him...Doesn't live far away ...Hope he doesn't run in to me . lol

I was kinda hopping I could get tips on how to fix it myself...I like to tinker and get a better understanding of things Chevy , etc . Thanks Again


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To repair the temp gage it takes special equipment. This tells you about the mechanical gage. Some are filled with eather.
http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/653.cfm


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Thanks Keith...I can always rely on you...Picked up Two Complete Dash Gauge Clusters last week on Ebay ( just for the Heck of it )...Haven't actually tested the one in my car...It came with a S&W Temp. gauge attached below the dash and it's going to interfere with the switchs I need to install ( heat / defrost ) Thanks for the Information...Kevin


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kevin47 #230987 01/15/12 02:43 PM
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You can repair the temp gauge your self with just a soldering iron or gun and some ice.
there is a good info on the mopar web site if you do not find it contact me and I will give full instructions.
DO NOT USE A FLAME TO SOLDER A TEMP GAUGE.
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...But I'm a Welder...Must use blow torch...did I tell you about the "Fire"...?...Just Kidding...Guessing there' a "bourdon tube" involved...? Oxy / Ace Gas Welding Regulators use that same principle , too...I'll check out the Mopar site....Thanks , Kevin


1947 Fleetmaster Sport Coupe VCCA # 47475

If it's not wearing a Bowtie...It's not properly dressed...!

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