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Maybe I’ll hook it up (outside of the tank) to the dash wire and see what it shows in the gauge before I install it.
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I posted some videos on youtube:
Last edited by njsteve; 08-08-2025 at 10:30 PM. |
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I did the same thing and the gauge moved up and down with the float, but when installed with gas in the tank it still reads 2/3-3/4 full when 100% full and reads empty when it actually has 1/3-1/2 tank.
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olredalert (08-06-2025) |
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Before and after (full and empty positions) |
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Success! Gas gauge reads correctly. This is the reading after I put in 8 gallons. Long day...especially when you have to wait all day for amazon to deliver the lock-ring and O-ring that were missing from the fuel tank sender assembly.
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dykstra (08-08-2025), grantprix (08-08-2025), Jonesy (08-08-2025), olredalert (08-08-2025), PeteLeathersac (08-08-2025), RPOLS3 (08-11-2025) |
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