Voltage gauge regulator

I have a problem.
the fuel gauge and the temp gauge are supplied by the same wire from a small regulator on the left side of the head stock.
this device should supply 7 Volts but mine is supplying 11.45 volts
this makes the gauges give false high readings.
does anyone know of a repair or a replacement for this part
ive looked on MCG but cant find one
any ideas

Ian

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationHere is one listed on Ebay (new) for $119.99, A little higher than list but not too bad.



Or locate a use one.

Regards.

T.

Ian,

It is a very simple component (voltage reducer) & therefore would be very easy for a decent auto electrician or similar to open up & replace the resistor or component inside that has failed, if you cannot find a used one (look to be expensive too).
As long as you let them know what reading it should be sending out, they should be able to help.

Pete F

Wow good find, thanks Toddh. a bit ambitious with the price, might have to be the last resort
Pete, i was thinking the same way
am de soldering all the components from the board and doing a value test.
its already broken so no loss really

Ian

If you come up with the right parts and availability, it might be a good article to save for the forum.

T.

We use to do this kinda think with heater controls in GM cars. Here is a tip. the color bands on all diodes is the value of the part. so get a book from Radio shack or a store like that will be a big help. It will tell you which one you need just in case your meter reads it wrong.