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Golden Goddess heart surgery

Great googly moogly. Last time I calculated fuel mileage I was getting 8 mpg, so I’m thinking 160 plus some city miles, I shouldn’t be empty. Well imagine my surprise when I undo the last nut holding the tank strap and it almost rips my arm off. Take a peek in, that looks maybe half a tank full

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Great googly moogly. Last time I calculated fuel mileage I was getting 8 mpg, so I’m thinking 160 plus some city miles, I shouldn’t be empty. Well imagine my surprise when I undo the last nut holding the tank strap and it almost rips my arm off. Take a peek in, that looks maybe half a tank full

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It makes the job a lot harder, can you transfer the fuel to another vehicle?
 
It’s from tanks inc, they call it an efi tank, but it just has an electric fuel pump inside. All the benefits of an electric pump, all bolt in with no modification, unless you want to cut an access hole in the trunk pan which also what I’m doing.

My car is a driver, I want it to be ready and able to anywhere, down the road for groceries or a long road trip. All of this helps. It doesn’t matter what the weather is, let the fuel pump run for a couple seconds, pump the gas a couple times and it’s ready to go, I’ve only used the choke once because it was 18 degrees.

I’ve been annoyed not having the fuel gauge work, and I should have gone with the “floatless” to begin with, but oh well. And it’s bothered me I don’t have a way of getting to everything without dropping the tank, so while it’s out we’re fixing everything

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I saw that one and was intrigued, because lasers are cool :lol: . But if I’m not mistaken you have to use a $200 gas gauge or their Holley dash
 
It says on the site that is compatible with, of course theirs, other brands. You calibrate it on the bench first going through the procedure in the instructions. There may be a kicker about stock gauges not said but that may be a tech line question. I plan on using the cluster from AEM[ Holley owns them now too] as they are the manufacture of my engine management system so I should be groovy.
 
Holley owns everyone, they find a company making good decently priced products, buy them out and Jack the prices up because now it’s “Holley
 
And get much of it made overseas where labor and materials are less expensive.
 
Got the sending unit installed. Before I installed it I used an equus fuel gauge to test the sending unit outside of the car, and it worked fine. Hooked everything up to the factory gauge and I think the factory gauge is partied out. So hooked the equus gauge back up and it reads 7/8 of a tank, we’re guessing there’s not much more then 1/4 tank in it. Ohmed the sending unit it reads 18 ohms. Hooked my equus gauge backwards to see if something is wired wrong, and the gauge didn’t like that, but the sending unit is reading full as empt, wtf am I doing wrong

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The factory gauge reads from X amount of ohms to X amount of ohms. The sending unit is the same way. You need to find what the factory gauge (ohms) is and get a sending unit close to that or right on the money.

I don’t know how to adjust that sending unit you have or if it can be adjusted to the factory gauge (ohms).
 
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