What fuel line & sending unit is in your '65 now? Is it factory?
Thanks,
Gary H.
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> Well its spring now so I cant use the cold as an excuse to avoid
> working on the coronet.
> I want to drop the tank and see how she looks inside and I thought
> maybe I should get
> a new fuel sending unit. They aren't that much but I am running into
> two different size
> types. One says 5/16 and the other is 3/8. I imagine that is either
> the size of the metal tube or the size of rubber fuel line needed.
> Were the 5/16 for 6 cylinders? What were the 3/8 applications?
> Thanks,
> Neal Zimmerrman, Eugene Oregon. --
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