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'66 CVR (constant voltage regulator) replacement

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I noticed the temp and fuel gauges on my '66 were reading erratically and decided the CVR must be the culprit. As many people have suggested, I pulled down the clock panel for access and replaced the unit. Now none of the instruments work. Is there a trick to this? it appeared to be a straightforward 2 wire unplug/replug replacement. I tried 2 CVRs thinking I must have gotten a dud the first time.

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I noticed the temp and fuel gauges on my '66 were reading erratically and decided the CVR must be the culprit. As many people have suggested, I pulled down the clock panel for access and replaced the unit. Now none of the instruments work. Is there a trick to this? it appeared to be a straightforward 2 wire unplug/replug replacement. I tried 2 CVRs thinking I must have gotten a dud the first time.
The CVR must have a good ground.
 
I thought that I had it properly grounded, but it makes sense that it may not be. Will go back into it tomorrow and try again. Thanks!
 
I read there is a person that has a reliable replacement CVR unit, is there someone on the FTForm that has a link to this source or another source of CVR units that are quality and will last. Thanks
 
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