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Many owners have said, "when the low fuel light goes on, stop NOW for gas or enjoy walking".

I did my restoration going on 10 years ago now, so my memory is a bit fuzzy on this. But I seem to remember being able to adjust when the sending unit sent the signal to the low fuel light. There are 2 rheostats in the sending unit. One for the gage and the other for the light. By carefuly bending the tab for the light, you can adjust when it comes on. Mine comes on at about 1/8th of a tank now. Can anybody clear up my fuzziness? And I also apologise if I hijack this thread!

7/8/1510:23 AM

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