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Question
bensonjimmy
A few days ago I tried to start my truck and at this time the gauges would not work and my battery appeared to be defective. I put a new battery in the truck and when i started the truck the gauges worked properly for approx. 5 minutes and then they just all dropped off to the left side and I can't get them to respond.The truck is a 2003 gmc sierra. Any ideas what could be causing this. I have gone thru all the battery connections and fuses.They are ok. It seems like the gauges are not receiving ant signals from the computer?
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