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Thanks! You can see, I've not fixed it since posting in 2011. I've since replaced the tank in my Bronco, so I'm a bit more confident working on gas tanks. Time to dig in before the snows hit!
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Take a look see at my post in this thread. http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Topic66047.aspxIt describes how I repaired my gas gauge Oldmics
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Mark, thanks for your ideas! Great to know I can come here for help. Unfortunately, neither Jerry nor Dennis have wagon senders. I may just get a car sender, take mine out, and see if I can make things work. I haven't taken mine out yet, so I don't know if it correct or not.
Jim - Erie Colorado, 1957 Country Sedan
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jrw429 (8/23/2013)
Got an email from them stating that the item was no longer in stock. The search continues.Here's another source you might try-Jerrys Classic Cars and Parts.I just ran across his website.Specializes in 57-59 Fords.You can contact him through his website.Some really nice restoration examples of his work too on the website.
 
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jrw429 (8/23/2013)
Got an email from them stating that the item was no longer in stock. The search continues.Too bad.Are you aware that Dennis Carpenter has a large stash of NOS Ford parts?Would be worth a phone call.Since he changed his website I can't figure out how to check his NOS inventory online.
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Got an email from them stating that the item was no longer in stock. The search continues.
Jim - Erie Colorado, 1957 Country Sedan
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jrw429 (8/16/2013)
I called and left a message (already closed for weekend, east coast time). I'll see Monday if they have this extremely elusive part. Thanks!So what happened with this sender?Did they have it?
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I called and left a message (already closed for weekend, east coast time). I'll see Monday if they have this extremely elusive part. Thanks!
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Just had a look at my Ford Parts Catalog.The last part # for S/D, Wagon, and Ranchero is B7A-9275-G.Miller Obsolete Parts shows one only in their inventory.$135.00.Phone 607-722-5371.They may be able to confirm the original part# also.
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I bought one for a ranchero which uses the same tank, probably 5 or 6 years ago from dearborn classics. It reads full on a full to 1/2 fuel load, When it sits on empty I know its time to check my mileage notes. Bounces around alot, I wonder if you could put a ranchero/ wagon float arm on a fairlane sender?
thanks, Mark
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