Alternative fuel gauge & sender setup on my 1967.

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Re: Alternative fuel gauge & sender setup on my 1967.

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Sconnierider wrote: Tue Feb 13, 2024 8:24 pm This is my solution for the totally roached fuel sending unit in my heavily varnished fuel tank.
https://youtu.be/kQRmDoAns3Y

This is a link to the Amazon purchase.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BQ3SD66R?re ... tails&th=1

You order these in various lengths to accommodate your specific application. I ordered mine a bit shorter than I should have (ordered 8", should have gotten 9") Upside is that I have a healthy reserve!
Did you use the original opening for the old sender or did you drill a new hole to accomodate the new one ?
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Re: Alternative fuel gauge & sender setup on my 1967.

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OMG! Sorry for the delayed response. I used the factory hole. As soon as I found the correct depth / length for the probe, it was just a matter of finding the correct diameter mount plate. As I recall, it was shockingly easy.
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Re: Alternative fuel gauge & sender setup on my 1967.

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Thank you for posting this, I’m sending my tank off to go get patched and sealed next week. I’ve been searching all night to find a new sending unit.
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Re: Alternative fuel gauge & sender setup on my 1967.

Post by Sconnierider »

Hello,
Not to worry, this is what I used.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BQ3SD66R?re ... tle_3&th=1

I purchased the 8" tall version. Works great and easy to install.

Bump me back if you have any issues.

David
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