[gentz]

Well i have done some research and have found the way to repair the fuel level sending units. It is a pain to repair them but you sure can do it. I did it on mine and it worked great. I may repair for fellow members if need be. I am in the process of gathering enough material to rebuild some more. Let me know if that would be of interest...

 

[centex396]

I live in Tx so would it be cost effective what with shipping and all?
I can get a new one from Car Quest (China) for around $75.
If you just lived closer.

 

[gentz]

It will only be cost effective if you are trying to keep the original...I cant beat china pricing, lol...even at wholesale my parts cost more than china's...

 

[pongo]

It would be worth the extra cost to keep the money in the good ole' USA, get a quality product, and help out a fellow NECOA member at the same time :dontknow:. Just my 2 cents worth. I may need mine repaired, it is a 78 model, I will PM you when I pull it out.

 

[Shawn F.]

I am with pongo on this one... How much to rebuild the one in my 80 El Camino? Mine JUST went out yesterday morning just after I told a friend how my gas gauge still works. :let_it_all_out:

 

[centex396]

Well after further review and much brow beating from members and friends.oke:
Pm me and I will send you mine for repair while I use the China junk.
1970 non Cali car if that helps any.
Not worried so much about originality but I want something that works and "Made In The USA."