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Old 02-02-03, 10:54 AM
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How to distinguish between mechanical and electrical gauges?

I bought my Fd used and it has a boost and water temp gauge. How do i tell if the gauges are mechanical or electrical? Also are the defi-d gauges electrical or mechanical?
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Mechanical gauges will have to be hooked up manually to the source via a hose/temperature probe/pressure hose, etc.
Electrical gauges will just have a couple wires (generally) that hook up to a remote sensor, then the remote sensor hooks up to the same source as the mechanicals.

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