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1968 Dodge Charger Fuel Sending Unit

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Which is the correct sending unit for a 1968 Dodge Charger 318 Automatic, A or B? Thanks IMG_3278 (002).jpg
 
How do I determine which one I need? The filler tube has a small tube at the top for a small hose. Is this the return line, or does a return line go back to the engine? I also need to purchase the correct fuel tank. The car was purchased new in Illinois, so I assume I need a tank without emissions. Unfortunately, I don't have any of the original parts to make comparisons. Thanks!
 
How do I determine which one I need? The filler tube has a small tube at the top for a small hose. Is this the return line, or does a return line go back to the engine? I also need to purchase the correct fuel tank. The car was purchased new in Illinois, so I assume I need a tank without emissions. Unfortunately, I don't have any of the original parts to make comparisons. Thanks!
The small tube on the filler neck ( the filler neck that mounts up inside the 1/4 panel ) is the gas tank vent line It will usually have a metal line clipped tot he side that follows the neck down to the trunk floor then goes through it's own hole to vent inside the rear frame rail
 
You might want to purchase if you do not have one a fuel line ground strap that way the sender gets grounded and the fuel gauge should work correctly.

they sell 2 lengths long and short.

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I have three factory Chrysler 5/16 sending units removed from 68-69 Chargers in good working order if you're in need of one. All tested and in working condition.
 
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