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TR2/3/3A TR6 fuel gauge in a TR3?
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Geo Hahn
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I am sure a stabilizer will be needed - I do not know if the existing sending unit on the tank will need to be changed (but suspect it will).
I actually prefer the TR3 gauge (vs the one on my TR4 w/ a voltage stabilizer) as I can check the fuel level by just switching on the key for a moment - instant reading. On the TR4 I have to wait while the gauge slowly goes up to its final position.
I actually prefer the TR3 gauge (vs the one on my TR4 w/ a voltage stabilizer) as I can check the fuel level by just switching on the key for a moment - instant reading. On the TR4 I have to wait while the gauge slowly goes up to its final position.