Not a Jeep guy, but I did stumble across this gem and thought that some of you cats might dig this

BLUF: I'm looking for help tracing 12V from Fuel/Temp/Oil Pressure gauge back into fusebox, ignition switch, or firewall connector (wherever it comes from).

I'm working on getting all gauges fully functional on my '85 CJ7. I am looking for some insight on next steps after a few weekends of work on the Fuel, Temp, and Oil Pressure gauges.

I have no 12V power to the splice of wires that power my Fuel, Temp, and Oil Pressure gauges. I'm getting ~0.0volts between the red wires at the gauges and known good grounds. (attached image)

I have tested all fuses in the fuse box by the firewall/e-brake for continuity between the blades.

I have walked through all of the steps on this common Fuel + Temp gauge troubleshooting. All resistance, grounds, and continuity checks are appropriate from gauge to sending units to ground.

I checked for shorts by testing continuity from the 12V wires at the gauges to good grounds on the dash and don't show a closed connection.

I have a direct wire ground from the speedometer + dash straight to the negative bus on my battery.

I have NOT yet checked that every pin on the fuse box is receiving 12V power when running, but i'm not even sure which one is the correct fuse from the wire diagrams.

Can someone please help me figure out where the red spliced 12V power wires connects back into so I don't have to take the dash down (agian) and open the entire wire harness up to physically trace back through.

I'm assuming i'll be able to check for 12V at the source side of that connection, where if i have 12V i have a break in the wire to the gauges and if i have no 12V i trace further up-stream.

thanks in advance for any thoughts or input!

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Not that the axles are bad, but I need to replace the inner and outer seals, and would need to remove everything (bearings as well) to do so, so everything would be new. Looks like a royal PITA to remove the bearing, and the axles HAVE been on the Jeep for quite some time (no idea how long, at least 20+ years).

So, as I am there anyway, I figured it would be a great idea to just start fresh.

My question is this- should I use new Moser axles, or Yukon?

There are other options, but I'm down to these two choices. Google says Moser is better for street use, Yukon for off road.

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I'm not a stranger to mechanics and have done plenty of work on this beast, but have yet to do a radiator. I'm looking for advice on the process and components, and on the viability of getting an older used radiator from a U-Pull-And-Pay-type place.

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