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[QUOTE="windrunner408, post: 176312, member: 1868"] That would be great if you could man. I am very curious as it doesnt seem intuitive that it would do that. I could possibly see it with a 58v FICM as the voltage in that FICM is higher I still think that either a 48v or 58v FICM probably uses 12v as the reference voltage. Have you tried just hooking up a voltage meter or gauge to see if you are truely getting 0 and 5v at each extreme? I would be curious to know. That would at least tell you if it was in the FICM or your gauge. [/QUOTE]
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