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Old 01-26-2003, 06:10 PM
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Help,
I have a 73Ventura,with 62,000 miles..350ci/pont.
2 barrel car that I am fixing up..Everything works
except the gas/fuel gauge.I found a wire hanging
and connected it to the wire coming from near the rear bumper.Look like the same wire that leads to the top of the tank..simular to my firebird..The tank looks like is been replaced so I am wondering if its connected on top of the tank,near the sending unit ???I can do engines &
trannys,but I hate electrical..HELP..Dave,1033
any ideas would be greatly excepted....

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Old 01-26-2003, 06:10 PM
DAVE RIBEIRO DAVE RIBEIRO is offline
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Help,
I have a 73Ventura,with 62,000 miles..350ci/pont.
2 barrel car that I am fixing up..Everything works
except the gas/fuel gauge.I found a wire hanging
and connected it to the wire coming from near the rear bumper.Look like the same wire that leads to the top of the tank..simular to my firebird..The tank looks like is been replaced so I am wondering if its connected on top of the tank,near the sending unit ???I can do engines &
trannys,but I hate electrical..HELP..Dave,1033
any ideas would be greatly excepted....

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Old 01-26-2003, 06:35 PM
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Gonna have to lower the tank to check the connection up top.


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Old 01-26-2003, 08:28 PM
DAVE RIBEIRO DAVE RIBEIRO is offline
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Thanks Brian,
I was afraid I might have to do that ??? Anyway
to check other things before I do this,like curent
or something else?? thanks...Dave 1033/stock

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Old 01-27-2003, 06:19 PM
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Dave, on my 74 gto/ventura, there are 2 wires sandwiched on the top rear of the tank. one wire gounds to the rear bumper area and the other goes up into the trunk compartment and has a connector made on it that ties to the harness in the trunk. couldn,t see the front of tank (not jacked up), but rear bumper is off so could see rear of tank. besides, its too danged cold in garage. can look later this week if need be.

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Old 01-27-2003, 06:32 PM
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Hey thanks Ron for the effort..It's so cold here in Va. that birds and animals are getting into the warm engine compartments for heat.But getting
a surprize in the morning ??? maybe you can check
later... Thanks, Dave 1033/st

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