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#1054071 09/04/2014 6:50 PM
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Hello, I just picked up a 61 Chevy Apache. a different fuel tank was relocated to under the rear frame rails. I do not know what the new tank is from. I have no working gauge. The truck also came with the old tank. Do you think I can retrofit the old sending unit into this new tank and get the stock fuel gauge to work?

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Test the old sending unit by itself first.

Also see if it's Mounting Flange holes co-respond to the Hole-pattern on the tank you are thinking to put it into.


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