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Location: Toano, VA
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New Fuel Tank Original Fuel Gauge
Is there any way to get a new fuel tank outside of the cab but still keep the original gauge working?
I'm going for an original interior look. Would like to keep the original '70 gauges working like normal.
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Cluster King
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Location: Junction City, OR
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Re: New Fuel Tank Original Fuel Gauge
What is your plan for a tank? If you are using a blazer style in between the rear frame rails, the factory style blazer sending unit should work. You need a sending unit with a 0 - 90 ohm range for the factory gauge to work correctly.
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