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Fuel Gauge(s) Acting Oddly 140-160 1972

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posted by  alschnertz on  Sat May 9 11:30 CST 2009
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Hey Ron,

No, don't fret, Your words - "Please don't confuse nonlinearity attributable to geometry of sender action with intermittency attributable to worn, oxidized, or otherwise poor and intermittent connection of sender slider...big difference in action and repair!"

You're right. I take advantage and sometimes think that others have already addressed these items. My error.

Regarding "repair", do you, or do you have a contact about repairs of the windings? I have an early 140 series sender as well as the sender in my '60 that could use a tune-up. I thought that that repair was a specialty-type of repair and since it is not a daily driver...

That's why I've lived with it for so long.





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