Hang on guys. The last thing I’m trying to do is be a rock head and post a problem and try to one up the support group! I tried the screw as was discussed on this sight. My logic was with a loose screw, I really couldn’t tighten it up in place. Just no dang room. Kevin I think it was, suggested trying a cap screw. It worked. I could get to it with a Allen wrench. I thought I was explaining how I lowered the tank, gauges etc. I agree the gremlin isn’t gone. This morning and afternoon I was trying to find a sensor to change out the defective one. I found one in Elkart Indiana. It will be here by Monday (Hopefully). I have worked for years with N.O. and N.C. Switches. I agree that in a simple circuit the wire shouldn’t have been the problem. A loose wire, in combination with a a faulty sensor Would cause my problem.
I didn’t catch up to this discussion for hours. If it seems like I’m not staying with you guys in this problem solving, I wish to be clear. I am. As I stated ( I thought) earlier, I was lost on this idiot light. Your combined ideas, I believe, will solve my dilemma. I plan to finish this pain in my @#s by next week. I’ll post the findings
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