Hello Everyone,
I am still going through TR6 withdrawls - the one day it did stop raining in over a month, I wasn't home. It is too cold now to put the new top on. I figure I might as well make the best of it and finish up on minor repairs here and there that have been bugging me.
I could use some help on fixing my gas gauge, which is not reading correctly. I have two gas gauges, and both read the same, so I don't think it is the gauges. My next culprit would be the gas tank sending unit. When I top the car off, the gas gauge reads 3/4 full. Since my car sat for so many years with an empty tank, could it just be that the float lever is bent? Is it easy to bend it back? Would I be better off to just send it in to get repaired/recalibrated? If so, does anyone know of a company they would recommend?
Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.
Kevin
I am still going through TR6 withdrawls - the one day it did stop raining in over a month, I wasn't home. It is too cold now to put the new top on. I figure I might as well make the best of it and finish up on minor repairs here and there that have been bugging me.
I could use some help on fixing my gas gauge, which is not reading correctly. I have two gas gauges, and both read the same, so I don't think it is the gauges. My next culprit would be the gas tank sending unit. When I top the car off, the gas gauge reads 3/4 full. Since my car sat for so many years with an empty tank, could it just be that the float lever is bent? Is it easy to bend it back? Would I be better off to just send it in to get repaired/recalibrated? If so, does anyone know of a company they would recommend?
Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.
Kevin