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Posted by Robert in NC on September 15, 2004 at 08:46:12 from (65.184.136.66):
In Reply to: Gas cap fuel gauge posted by JRB IN MAINE on September 15, 2004 at 05:02:11:
You also may try A.C. Moores if you have them in your area. I live in the Southeast and that is the biggest craft store around here. I have done your project before, but it was a AC Big-10 lawn tractor. Make sure that when you cut your cork that it is just like the other cork. When I was replacing the old one, I trimmed mine too short on top and it was still wrong. Had to buy more cork and try again. I used a cork top like found on a jar for a lid. Worked great once I had trimmed it right.
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