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Auto Meter JEEP Fuel Gauge

Discussion in 'CJ' started by cj5fanatic, Jan 23, 2021.

  1. Jan 23, 2021 at 8:58 AM
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    cj5fanatic

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    cj5fanatic [OP] New Member

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    Dale
    Lynnwood, WA
    Vehicle:
    67 CJ5
    77-1/2 231 odd-fire V6 w/Offenhauser intake & Holley 300 CFM, 64 Buick Special drivers side manifold, 225 V6 passenger side manifold, 3-row radiator w/electric fan, hydraulic clutch, Saginaw 2.5:1 4-speed using Advance Adapter to Spicer 18 w/Tera-low 3.1:1, OD, Koenig PTO, Ramsey PTO winch, 4.56 Diffs, Offset flanged Dana 44 rear w/Detroit Locker, disk brake Dana 30 front w/Detroit True-Trak, 73 tub, full cage, front & rear gas tanks, fiberglass tilt nose, 74 Cherokee tilt column and Saginaw power steering, Rancho Freedom Rider 2-1/2" lift, Rancho 9000 shocks, 11.50x32 BFG Mud Terrains, 15x8 black dish wheels
    I finally gave up on the fuel gauge in the main cluster. I purchased an Auto Meter "JEEP" 2-1/16" fuel gauge. Has anyone ever installed one of these? It is spec'd at 73 Ohms empty to 10 Ohms full, supposedly to match 68-1/2 to 75 rear tank sending units.

    I have a 73 rear tank and 67 front tank. When the gauge in the main cluster did work, it would read correctly on the rear tank, but 1/4 to 3/4 on the front tank.

    Dale
     
    cj5fanatic, Jan 23, 2021
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