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Bugeye Fuel Gauge
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64rocksprite
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Blue - I've got a 2530/64..looks like a BE gauge to me, likely came from a 948cc MKII (bought a few parts buckets over the years). It's not from a 1098cc MKII, that much I know.
It needs a cleaning (dusty) but it's all there..if you know how to test it out of a car..I can try to see if it works.
It needs a cleaning (dusty) but it's all there..if you know how to test it out of a car..I can try to see if it works.
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nisonger in ny does nice work. they did all my guages. not cheap, but look brand new when done.