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Hi all. just a question. I had installed a new fuel sending unit in my 65 and wired it to a new fuel gauge but it seemed to not work correct. I found the wire that was broken from the old fuel gauge to the sending unit. now with the ignition off my fuel gauge reads full and when i turn the ignition on it reads only three quarters. The fuel tank is full. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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There have been a ton of threads about how to trouble shoot the sending unit/fuel gauge. Take the "search" link just above your post & put Gas Gauge in the search box. You'll find what you seek. grin


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there's $20 bucks for whoever comes over and fixes mine. grin

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Mine is empty at 1/4 full. Makes for a crappy night without heat if under estimated. BRRRRR!!! Go away winter !


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