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#237243 07/14/2007 11:01 PM
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I have a new tank and sending unit. the new one has dual lines one pickup and a vent???
Can I just plug the one.
I have a vent in the filler neck
1952 GMC 235 Dubl Duti
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52 GMC Grumman Olson Kurb Side stepvan T3-8(Comet)69 GMC 1/2-ton
#237244 07/15/2007 2:59 AM
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Maxx,

Yes..plug it, but do a good job, no cab fuel vapors are allowed. smile If this new sending unit was the proper replacement, I wonder why it had the extra vent line? Maybe you should attach it to your gauge before you 'dunk it' and make sure it's the correct one.

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#237245 07/15/2007 2:39 PM
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It is a refit of a 1984 GMC tank and sending unit
it is a side mount no cab
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52 GMC Grumman Olson Kurb Side stepvan T3-8(Comet)69 GMC 1/2-ton
#237246 07/15/2007 4:57 PM
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Maxx,

OH! Are you aware that the sending unit has a resistance value that must match the value of the fuel gauge. Most GM rigs of the '50's era used 30 ohm systems. A '84 will probably have a 90 ohm sending unit...this means your '52 fuel gauge will not read properly with your '84 sender. Just a thought!

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#237247 07/16/2007 5:04 AM
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Thanks Stuart
Yes the 52 fuel gauge will not read properly I have 90 ohm sending unit and 12-volt 2" S-W that I will use
Maxx


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