Posted by bc on February 20, 2021 at 20:25:46 from (24.255.129.137):
In Reply to: Fuel tank gauges posted by svcummins on February 20, 2021 at 20:02:47:
Don't know. Tap a wrench on the side. My ford 1500 uses a plastic tube from the bottom to the top as a sight glass. Just put a new one in that was clear. Put a tee in the bottom and run a piece of plastic hose up to the top and back in. Drill a hole in the cap in the top and use a float on a rod that rises up and down with the level. Could make one with a piece of pipe that will fit in the cap with the float inside of it. Maybe try some of those propane tank stickons that change color with the fluid level. Use one for a tractor or mower that hangs below the cap and just add an extension so it will reach further back in the tank. Make something like what is in a toilet.
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