Thread: aftermarket gauges
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12-02-2004 06:42 PM #1
aftermarket gauges
Does anyone know of an aftermarket gauge that will fit in the concaved holes of a 51 chevy sedan?
I found another gauge that has a fuel sending unit for 240-33 ohms. I don't know what that means and was told it won't work.
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12-02-2004 07:00 PM #2
Well, if all else fails, you can get your original gagues converted to the modern technologies, I coulden't tell ya because I'm keeping the stock gauges.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver
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12-03-2004 10:09 AM #3
Richard,
The fuel gauge in my A-bone had the wrong sender, and went backwards. When the tank was full, it sat on "E", and gradually went to "F" as the tank emptied. I liked it so much I never changed it. There's something comforting about a gas gauge going up as you drive . . .Jack
Gone to Texas
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12-06-2004 07:31 AM #4
Just dont loan it to anyone."I dont get it! it stalled on a full tank and just wont start!" Anyway, as for your guage question, why dont you just make spacers or replace the dash? or is this a restoration?Right engine, Wrong Wheels
Thanks guys! One more trip around the sun completed. Lots of blessings and things to be thankful for (like still being able to type this message!!) Here's to us "over 70 guys.." Glenn
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