yea its analog ill fallow the wires and check the connections thanks cumminalong

 

Make sure you remove the gauge from the mount and check the wires on the back side. Dollars to doughnuts, its the source wire that`s got a bad connection.

 

Ours did that at first when the hubby installed it. There was a bad ground. Check your wires analog or digital.

 

blame it on the husband

 

so i checked every wire and put some electrical tape on the connections just so it will hold a little better it works ok now i hate electoral components[sm=headbang.gif]

 

Yup! Gotta love those connections. I try to minimize the number of splices and connectors to a bare minimum. The more direct the wire, the better.

 

Heat Shrink is a great thing

 

I hit 1350 on a regular basis, but that is where the warning is set on the Quadzilla.

 

I've hit 1405 one time and backed off as soon as I saw the reading. So far no melted pistons or valves for me.

 

my gauge occasionally will jump around on my truck and then will just stay at over 1600 and i know that all the connections are ok. i don't worry about it because i have the adrenaline which has its own digital gauges.