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I think my gas gauge is broken. filled the tank up all the way this afternoon, drove 5 miles look down at the gauge and its a 3/4. when i pulled out of the gas station it said full. just put a weber and exhaust system on and its not running rich or anything. everything is in tune.
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Gas Gauge
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tony barnhill
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Guage or sending unit...think I'd guess sending unit - take it out & clean the pivot points - they may be a bit rusty...also check the electrical contacts.
kennypinkerton
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Also... if you haven't yet done this - be sure to look under the car after it's parked awhile - for gass puddles. - but more likely what they said.
Also, actually filling an MGB all the way is a bit of an artform... easy to miss the full mark if you just let the pump handle click off by itself.
Also, actually filling an MGB all the way is a bit of an artform... easy to miss the full mark if you just let the pump handle click off by itself.