WomenandthePolice
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On a vice where you can rotate every weld to flat position... those welds should look a lot better. Maybe try beveling the edges. And testing butt welds on scrap steel.You must be registered for see images attach
Normally you just decide what size gauges you want and go with that. 2 1/16 I think it is is most common and industry standard if you were to buy a 3 gauge set. There there are also a big bigger like 2 5/8. Best is to buy a kit then you know you have the correct senders. They are usually cheaper that way too. Even if they come with a mount, you can always take them out of it and mount them in your custom dash.Ah. So what is normal way that someone figures out what gauges to install in square bodies?
How did you mount the dimmer.
I don't think we have got there yet?So where are things with the gun vault dash? I think I missed something
I think he’s saying that green wire is what grounded out under the dash. Since it was hooked up to a tach. Honestly. You got some running to do. Gotta check fuses at the fuse block, in-line fuses and much more. Did the wire continue somewhere else?So there is an extra ground wire that shorted?
Is that wire he did in green supposed to ground I was lost in your post. It and the other one in the connector must be touching under that electrical tape?
Yep been there done that. One wire gets so hot it mets to another one causing adjacent wires to short. Even if you cut the effected wire you still can have issues,. If you don't get that old wire out you will have possible bare wires buried somewhere with compromised or bare insulation to do the same thing elsewhere on a different circuit.I think he’s saying that green wire is what grounded out under the dash. Since it was hooked up to a tach. Honestly. You got some running to do. Gotta check fuses at the fuse block, in-line fuses and much more. Did the wire continue somewhere else?
theres a lot of work to be done when this happens. Because more can be affected that it appears at first glance.