Fuel gauge wiring question

I have done the solid state upgrade before, and yes it is better electronics. My point being, sometimes it is better to get the car back to spec/factory and working properly, so you know what you are working with, especially when the OP admits that wiring is not his specialty.

In my time playing with Mopars, I have never had to replace or change from a factory ammeter. Or the MAD conversion. The key to having ammeter issues is to make sure the 2 wires to the back of it are tight. But like I said, I have never had an issue with an ammeter, bulk head connector, etc. Just lucky I guess.
I agree 100% on making sure its all hooked up right and has proper grounds first. Back in the late 1980s I had a 68 charger who's gages had a mind of their own. I changed out the circuit board with the IVR on it and problem went away. I was just an 18 year old kid back then. This forum wasnt around yet, and Algore had not "invented the internet" yet lol. I assumed it was the circuit board even though I couldent find anything wrong with it. I did the MAD bypass inside the car, but bypassed the alternator output directly to the battery on the engine side along with a fusible link, and not through the bulkhead since it was not necessary since I got rid of the ammeter.