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buy some engine oil dye at any auto parts store
a uv lamp will be needed to use to locate the leak
this works best with newer cars and so many things in the way
Check with a battery tester if you have power at the starter, Are the Battery post clean, Are any fuses blown in the fuse Box, check for any corrision.
Locate the starter, it goes into the bellhousing of the transmission, that is where the engine and tranny meet. Easiest way is follow the wires coming from the positive battery post. It will be a big one. There are usually only two bolts holding it on. But first remove the wires going into it. Be careful with the main one coming from the battery, it is not fused and if grounded long enough will blow your battery up.
Sounds like you have a ground problem, i doubt its in the sending units as both gauges are acting strange work, seeing that electricity likes paths of least resistance one gauge could be grounding through another.
Bad grounds wreak havoc on electrical systems.
hi disconnect your fog light switch if this doesn,t knock them off you need to find the fog lights relay and replace it as the fog light circuit is shorted best of luck yates210456
i had a car from one of my customers and took me like 3 to 5 days to fin a problem like that and it was the positive cable by the starter was a little loose and i did clean it and tie it, also check for main ground going to engine block and make sure is tie and clean
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