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Old 11-18-2015, 08:11 AM   #17
MARKDTN
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Re: Camaro tank question

You are going to have to extend the factory wire for the sending unit. The connector is special for GM sending units so you will have to splice in what wire length you need. Be sure to use good connections, preferably solder and shrink. The standard color for a GM fuel sending wire is tan and I would probably use 14ga or larger. I would also use some loom around the wire when you run it back so it won't chafe anything. On the ground, I would use a star washer and bolt it onto some clean frame then apply some corrosion preventative. Corrosion is a big enemy of automotive frame grounds.
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