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I've got a 58 Panel with the original tank, sending unit, and gauge set. I'm looking at pulling the tank and replacing it with a fuel cell that has a 90 Ohm sending unit. Is there a way to make the 90 Ohm sending unit compatable with the original 30 Ohm gauge? Or is there a replacement gauge on the market that would read the 90 Ohms but still look like the original?

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no and no, but you could find a 30 ohm sender to replace that 90 ... and don't let that original panel tank get scrapped, they're real scarce!

Bill


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