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Hi I am working on a 35 Chevy and want to wire up the new sending unit to the guarge but both of the wires are cut and I am not sure what one goes to the ignition and what one goes to the gas tanks does anybody know and help me out ![[Linked Image from i167.photobucket.com]](http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u136/juanz47/IMG_20180214_162522.jpg)
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go to "old online chevy manuals", find 1934 shop manaul (same as 1935) then go to pages 143 and 144 in shop manual. Should help to answer the question.
Gene Schneider
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Be sure you leave the paperboard under the terminal nuts in place. This is not paperboard but a "resistor"!!! It is important for proper gauge operation. Discoloration is not important. In addition make sure that a ground is kept between gauge housing and dash metal.
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