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ausmhly, :lol: im likin that one, :thumbsup: i still dont understand why the simple solutions to this guage problem that have been expounded upon so,so many,many times has not reached the healey community at large?. perhaps too plentyfull are the new owners?. ah we gots ta stop dat...will have to just buy em all!!! 
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My gas gauge is even simpler - a nice wooden stick with marks on it to tell me if it is really 1/2 full or full so I can double check the readings on my new rebuilt gas gauge !!!
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Big Healey, I thought I was the only one still using a stick to double check the gauge.
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