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Fuel Gauge(s) Acting Oddly 140-160 1972

posted by  nockenwellenrad on  Thu May 21 13:37 CST 2009
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I hadn't checked this thread in a bit so sorry for the delay and thanks to all for input. I may pop the sender out of the '72 and look for corrosion, adjust the float, etc. I'll let folks know what I find.

Re: "correct tires" they are 165 R15 on one car and I think 165 80 15 on the other (which I've heard is slightly different from 165R). Should be close enough.
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