what is the Check Gauges Light?
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It means one of your gauges is where its not supposed to be. Like it will come one when your gas gauges get into red, your voltage is to low (or high) etc. So when you see it make a sweep of your gauges, and make sure nothing is in red.
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If all of your gauges reads correctly which is possible. Then its quit possible that you have a bad ground wire, plug or wire. Mine flickerd under heavy load and turned out to be a bad spark plug that was acring to some wires. Couldnt see the arc but heard it. Just an option.
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Originally Posted by 2KThunder
It alerts you if ANY of the gauges are not reading what they should (assuming its working properly)
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Originally Posted by bww3588
this i understand, sorry to *****, but what i was getting at was does it come on when your tank reaches a certain level like a normal "Low Fuel" light? or is it just an idiot light?
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Mine did it at high rpm's. Turned out that the engine-chassis ground wire was touching a wire bundle and the top of the alternator. I just unbolted it, ran it another way and replaced the bolt. I ran it such that it was not under a lot of tension and not laying on the alternator case. Problem solved.
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Originally Posted by BigE
Mine did it at high rpm's. Turned out that the engine-chassis ground wire was touching a wire bundle and the top of the alternator. I just unbolted it, ran it another way and replaced the bolt. I ran it such that it was not under a lot of tension and not laying on the alternator case. Problem solved.
Awesome, that's probably my issue.