Reply to "Using a VDO fuel gauge with the OEM Pantera sender - please advise where to place a resistor."

Thanks George,

I used some clip leads to add a 40 Ohm resistor to the circuit, and the gauge needle moved a bit toward 'empty' on the dial....as expected. So that's good news.

At some point in the near future, I may drain all of last years fuel from the tank. If so, I'll incrementally add new fuel back into the fuel tank and take note of the fuel gauge as I refill...just out of curiosity.

Mike

6/3/196:09 PM

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