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Old 15-09-2006, 08:55 AM   #1
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Default Where to get Autometer guages repaired

I put in an electronic fuel pressure guage a few weeks ago to keep an eye on my fuel pressure. After a few hours I got it fitted up and it didnt work! I bought these gauges over a year ago and they only sat in my room since. The guage was quite expensive so I want to get it fixed. We compared this guage to a mechanical one to make sure it was broken. It was reading 70 when it should be on about 30 and would go off the dial when on boost.

Does anyone know anywhere in Melbourne that can repair autometer guages?

Thanks,
Dan

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