Re: Gas gauge bad?

[Scott Fisher <sfisher71@domain.elided>]

Jon,

Fred's comment about requiring a good chassis ground
to the tank reminded me:

Once when the gas gauge in my '67 Junior was acting
up, I happened to notice that the screws that were
holding it to the trunk floor had come loose. 

I tightened all the screws and the gas gauge resumed
working correctly.

Worth a try while you're back there, as it takes a
minute and costs nothing.

--Scott

--- FERDINANDO DI MATTEO <aroctek@domain.elided>
wrote:
> To check the gauge, turn on the ignition switch,
> ground the wire at the 
> sender.  The tank may need a new ground so run a
> wire from ome of the 
> sender holddown screws to a good chassis ground. 
> The gauge should 
> indicate full.    Fred Di Matteo
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