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Posted by John Davis on October 12, 2004 at 18:49:13 from (142.166.234.158):
I am going to install an electric fuel gauge in a 1947 2N. There is a flat area on the top of the tank to the left of the filler neck, which looks like a good place to mount the sending unit. Looking into the tank through the filler, there is a vertical baffle running left to right and another running front to back. I want to know whether the left to right baffle goes all the way across the tank, or just in the right half. If it does, it may interfere with the sender float. Has anyone either put a sender in the 2N tank, or has cut a tank apart and knows where the baffles are?
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