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Gentlemen:
When I purchased my 1960 BE it had an aftermarket fuel gauge. I later purchased a Mark II gauge (I didn't know the difference at the time) which always reads full. I have been told that I need to match a MK II fuel sender with a Mark II gauge, (or a MkI witht a MKI), so I have purchased a MK sender.
Now comes my question:
- What is entailed with replacing the sender? Is it simply a matter of lowering the fuel tank, swapping out the old sender, and hooking it back up? I did get a new gasket with the sender, but is there more involved?
Let me know,
Mike Pennell
When I purchased my 1960 BE it had an aftermarket fuel gauge. I later purchased a Mark II gauge (I didn't know the difference at the time) which always reads full. I have been told that I need to match a MK II fuel sender with a Mark II gauge, (or a MkI witht a MKI), so I have purchased a MK sender.
Now comes my question:
- What is entailed with replacing the sender? Is it simply a matter of lowering the fuel tank, swapping out the old sender, and hooking it back up? I did get a new gasket with the sender, but is there more involved?
Let me know,
Mike Pennell
