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Originally Posted by jiggityjoe87
hypothetical situation. Say I buy a 31 gallon gas tank and use the 40 gallon sending unit I already have. and during the progress of the build i hook up the electrical connections to the sending unit with the gas gauge to see where it registers on the gas gauge. In the long run is there a way of augmenting the position of the gas gauge needle to be where it needs to be in relation to the actual gas level in the tank
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You could bend the float tube rod to make it read correct. All you would have to do is use a ohm meter, put say 5 gal of gas in it and get the float to read 0ohm and you would have a 5 gal reserve.