[NoVa-Corvairs] 1961 coupe on Craigslist

[Darrin Hartzler]

Pretty sure one (EM) is 60 ohm and the other (Lates) is 90 ohm so you 
cannot use an early gauge on a late sender.

I am pretty sure have a late gauge if you need one but good to check the 
sender first.

Darrin


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Hi Ralph,

FYI, the early ('60 - '64) and late ('65 - '69) gauge clusters are 
completely different.  I'm pretty sure that any late fuel gauge will 
work, tho.  However, I would first verify that the sender goes to 
full 90 ohms before looking to swap the gauge.

--Bryan

On Sep 29, 2008, at 11:31 AM, Ralph R. Polachek, Esq. wrote:

> I wonder if the gas gauge is interchangeable. Maybe my problem is the
> gauge itself (when tank full only creeps up to 3/4, etc.). My gauge 
> is a
> '68.
>
>
> Ralph R. Polachek

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