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Meters on the dash board ( MF 165)

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Jicarre

10-24-2006 00:20:22

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Hello everybody,

Several of screens on the dash board do not work.
The fuel tank meter, the ampmeter, and all the others...Do not move. Do you have an idea ? Are they broke wires ? Are they blocked because too old ? Or a connection or a fuse is burned ? Do you have an idea , do you have a procedure to check them ?

Many thanks to answer to me

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Lee in MI

10-24-2006 07:26:55

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Re: Meters on the dash board ( MF 165) in reply to Jicarre, 10-24-2006 00:20:22

The voltage for the gauges is coming from a oil pressure switch if its a diesel. The key has only a start position so the oil pressure switch serves that purpose. Check the wiring for voltage after the switch and before the gauges.

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Jicarre

10-24-2006 12:10:43

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Re: Meters on the dash board ( MF 165) in reply to Lee in MI, 10-24-2006 07:26:55

Thanks Lee,

It is a diesel (mod 66).
I do not know about the switch you speak about. I do not see witch one it is. There are few switches that I do not know what is their use. A lot of items are damaged on the dash board and the written advises are erased by the rust or the time... I am still waiting for the manual user,I ordered it,a few days ago. What is the oil pressure switch look like ? I noticed a RED SWITCH just near the head lights's switch (the one you turn to the right to get light). Is it that RED SWITCH?

Thanks for replying to me

Jicarre

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Bob N.Y.

10-24-2006 17:35:21

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Re: Meters on the dash board ( MF 165) in reply to Jicarre, 10-24-2006 12:10:43

The switch he mentioned is behind the dash. Follow the small tube from the engine to the oil pressure gauge. You should find a fixture with a wire attached.

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jicarre

10-25-2006 00:40:22

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Re: Meters on the dash board ( MF 165) in reply to Bob N.Y., 10-24-2006 17:35:21

OK BOB,

Thanks, I am going to check !

I will tell you soon !

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