Reply to "New gas tank sending unit."

Two solutions:

A Porsche sender works well and doesn't bounce around too much. You can fine these (made in china) for about $30. An OEM sender will be about $100.

To be absolutely, positivity sure get a stick. With a pocket knife cut a number of notches in the length about 1" apart. Stick it in the filler and if it's comes out wet you've got gas. Many of the folks here have espoused this method in the past.

Reset the odometer when you fill up. Know what your burn rate is. I get about 200 miles on a 10 gallon tank before I get nervous.

When all else fails fly the numbers

3/4/215:48 AM

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