Reply to "Fuel Tank Sender"

Stan Galat

I was all ready to ask why this comes up all the time when I looked at the link. If you must have a gas gauge, that's the one to get. It solves all the issues.

However, I'm in the extreme minority of people who see no point in a fuel gauge at all. I have my sender modified (by taking out a bunch of windings) so that when the fuel level drops to about 1/4 tank, it hits a light in my gauge cluster. I have no fuel gauge at all. The space where the fuel gauge was is now oil pressure, which is of infinitely more value to me.

I use the trip odometer and look for a station at about 250 mi.

11/24/208:24 AM

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