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Have you installed one of these in a 122? 120-130

posted by  Pebee on  Sun Mar 16 02:58 CST 2008
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Mine was installed in a 544.
The adjustable arm that the sender and float arm attach to is in 2 pieces to allow for deep tanks, and the sender can be slid up or down to he mid-piont between top and bottom of the tank.
As the 544 tank is only about 6'' deep, I used only the top section, cut off 1/2" for clearance, and positioned the sender and float arm at 3" down. I then attached the wire from the gauge - grounded the flange with a jumper - and adjusted the float arm to match the range of the gas gauge before setting it down into the tank. It should not be necessary to bend the float arm
Pete.






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