Are you trying to use the stock 24V gauge? Then you will have to use a 24V military sending unit.
The GM senders go from 30-74Ohms I think. I haven't looked it up in a while so I could be way off.
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Chief 9-flats
Are you trying to use the stock 24V gauge? Then you will have to use a 24V military sending unit.
The GM senders go from 30-74Ohms I think. I haven't looked it up in a while so I could be way off.
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