Reply to "tank fuel pickup/sender"

panteradougMember

No. Not at all.

Let's say that the front rear axis of the car is 12 to the front and 6 to the rear.

The pickup tube now seems to be at roughly 6 and the hose connection tube is roughly at 7.

This is a brand new assembly from Wilkinson. How accurate this is to an original late L, I have no way of knowing.

At this moment it appears that I have it working. It's showing less than 1/4 tank on roughly 4 gallons so I'm a little skeptical that everything is finalized.

The float is made of hard black foam that pivots on the lever arm.

Chances are that the pickup assembly is the last version from the Euro cars rather than the US version so I suspect that I'd have to figure this out myself anyway.

9/25/135:50 PM

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