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Louis,
Through the years maintaining that type of fuel indicator, I
have
repaired and built new ones by going to a hardware or fishing supply store
and purchasing the largest cork that will easily pass through the fill
neck.
I have either used the old wire or picked up a new one at a hobby shop
selling model airplane supplies. Cut and fit to old one, and I have always
used Indian Head shellac, applying 2 - 3 coats, drying between each.
Available at most auto supply houses. Some now use fuel resistant epoxy.
Shellac works for me.
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Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 8:02 AM
Subject: [COUPERS-TECH] fuel level indicator float
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>
> Would anyone know where I can get a new fuel level indicator float or
know
> what to make one up with?
> The assembly is essentially a vented gas cap with a wire through it
which
is
> attached to a cork on the bottom.
> I suspect the one in my header tank is deteriorating and finding its way
into
> the fuel pump.
>
> Louis
>
>
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