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#1155940 03/20/2016 11:15 PM
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Installing a new 12 volt fuel gauge on my 53 1/2 ton and once installed I noticed that due to a different needle indicator it sits up slightly higher than the original and the glass cannot fit flat properly. Anyone delt with this problem? Thanks, Scott

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It should not hit the glass

It might hit the bezel. Just push the bezel out a little to clear

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Thanks, after I wrote this I went out and realized I had put the gasket and glass and bezel in the wrong order and fixed it. Scott


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