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Re: fuel gauge 861 ford
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Posted by MacSC on April 03, 2004 at 07:35:58 from (69.19.30.69):
In Reply to: fuel gauge 861 ford posted by gary belote on April 02, 2004 at 19:38:30:
1)could be a hole in the float in gas tank and is therefore full of gas 2)wire from sender -the thing in the tank- to the gauge is not making good contact on one or both ends 3)the tank itself in not grounded properly to frame of tractor due to rust, paint, etc where it is bolted onto the frame. Had all the above problems and finally got it fixed then converted to 12v and forgot about the guage and fried it so I'm once again using the STICK!
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