fishboy316 wrote:Trying to get the temp gauge to work. Checked fuses found them ok. Checked voltage at the gauge was only getting 10.5 vdc. Should I get 12vdc there? What I did see was after doing this it looked like the gauge needle was trying to move when power was turned on.
Wasn't doing this before. 

Yes, you should have 12VDC at the gauge. If you have 12VDC at the gauge and ground the brown wire the needle should fully deflect to the right. Grounding (to frame) the wire at the temp sender by water pump will do the same thing.


Also have any of you tried the quick disconnects for fuel lines to the tank?

I haven't but it is something I have thought about. PITA draining gas and removing 2 fuel lines to remove the tank.

 

Thanks
Bill

fishboy316 wrote:I think I am going to give the Quick  disconnect a shot..