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This is probably my least favorite kind of hat. If you wear one, you must be...an artiste. :lol:

And yeah, now we’re 2 pages in we definitely need to know if the magical mystery box has any magic in it

Yeah, I have a couple of XP29s, a couple LL29s too.

@64fury74charger Are you using stock style tracks?

Well there’s a 3rd reason and you mentioned it without knowing , someone could have wanted to go back to factory Me? I’m pretty sure you know my car well, I’m definitely one of those people that thinks Chrysler gave us a beautiful canvas to paint on

I tell everyone I drive an XP29N...said me...never.

Poor bastage! Maybe stop making her cut the lawn....

I'll say this - there are two possible reasons why that MSD unit is in your garage - either someone used it and it failed, or the car it was used in was sold on and the unit was kept. Hook it up and see if it goes.... it could be fun if it works. I used one for a while, and while it changed...

Yes ground strap is installed and tight. I even tried running a separate ground wire right to battery ground post. That made no difference either.

It looks like either the ground is not getting to the sender or the float is sunk as Dads Bee mentioned.

More Good Luck

Appreciate the effort. Thanks.

These days I need a stool to sit on.....will probably have to fix my knees pretty soon. Not gonna like that much.

GOOD LUCK!

The title of this thread makes me think of my penis, after having kids.

If anyone is still intrigued by the magical MSD box in the shed, I just had a great time with a Holley rep. He had me send pictures of the box because he didn’t know what I was talking about. He then had to walk around the office and try to find someone who’s seen one. And the consensus is , wow...

For me it is a digital Satellite finder....used for aligning satellite dishes. I have another meter which is used for digital TV signal alignment also....which is a breeze to use by comparison. Eye-balling and seat-of-the-pants alignment doesn't cut the mustard in the digital signal world...

I have a large journal crank (door stop?) for a 327 that's turned down .030 on the mains. Journals are .020 but are there bearings made for .040 under? I'm pretty sure it's going to need turning. Someone painted it thinking it was going to protect it but it didn't. Not in the Houston area at...

The sending unit being grounded is the important part. Not so much the tank being grounded. Is the sending unit grounded to the metal fuel line?

Looks good. Good price. Good design. But at least you can find an M1 eventually if you want one. Unlike the 337. They were trying to find a 337 also. I felt it would get a great response since they are virtually unobtanium.