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Coolant System Diagnosis 140-160 1972

posted by  chef blue on  Thu Dec 3 12:31 CST 2020
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No work has been done on the cooling system lately. There has been an issue with the fuel gauge also. I ignored the fuel gauge issue until I received replies to this question. My old fuel sender went bad and I replaced it with one from a donor car I had for other issues. The replacement one never really worked right (after about 60 miles it went to empty, I'm guessing the same issue with my original in that the wound wires were breaking)so it failing to me was just a matter of time. I'm checking to see about the reaction from the gauge to boiling water. I lucked out and found another dashboard panel in all of my acquired spare parts relatively easily, so might just switch it out and see if it helps.






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