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Gas Gauge Linearity 1800 1964

posted by  someone claiming to be Gene on  Sat Sep 27 03:38 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I have a Smiths gauge that is not nearly matched to the float level on the tank sender unit.
I see two screws on the back of it's case that have a lot of movement possible in two case slots. Seems to me to be a likely place to make an adjustment.
Anyone here ever move those or take a look inside the gauge?

Do I have to be the first fool willing to experiment?
Thanks,
Gene






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