Back from the Dead; '81 Scarab 38 Resto
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YA but its not legal to use on Gas any more the manufacture won't sell it to you if your going to use it on gas. I was going to put it back on Gentry but I had to pass a survey.
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I learned that as well, but I figure if it hasn't exploded in the past 25 or so years I'm good. Hell it's got mechanical fuel pressure gauges in it...
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Okay, I get it...I think. It's the fuel level sensor...different type than most use. It's a threaded in style like this:
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Ok, you get partial credit for noticing the fitting. It doesn't work like the one you showed though. There is no electricity involved and no moving parts. Know how it works?
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