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bluehormachea


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Location: san antonio

PostSubject: removing gas guage   Sat 05 Dec 2009, 12:11 pm
i have a 67 i am trying to part and keep my rat full,also. currently i wanna feed it the gas guage. inoperable so i can fill the "hole" in my dash. it works and is connected to a good tank. is there any way to disassemble without destroying the cable and float? i noticed that when you see tanks for sale on thsamba they dont have the guage and float very often. i can cut the cable i know but wanted to be gentle. have a keg tank in the rat and can see trying to get a float in it. also i am looking for a highly sought after radio"hole" blocking plate.
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Terry
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Location: Lone Oak, Texas

PostSubject: Re: removing gas guage   Sat 05 Dec 2009, 1:43 pm
The wire should disconnect from the sending unit.

I have no clue where to locate a block off plate.

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