Source for Gas Tank Sender

[Joel Talka]

Quick question... My 1966 Coronet developed a small gas drip where the filler neck goes into the tank. I'm going to drain the tank and do the repair. While I am at it, I would like to replace the sending unit in the tank. It is a re-pop unit I picked up when I replaced the tank. It has never worked right, reads 3/4 when the tank is full. The question is where should I go to get a replacement sender that is accurate? Thanks, Joel

 

[dfrazz]

Only accurate sending unit that I know of is a very expensive original, IF you can find one. IMO all aftermarket units are not accurate.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

I don't know from experience but I do hear people talking about Vans Auto. Sending Units - Vans Auto

 

[493 Mike]

Can't you bend the float wire to calibrate?
Mike

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Here is a decent video to test the system.

 

[HALIFAXHOPS]

Only accurate sending unit that I know of is a very expensive original, IF you can find one. IMO all aftermarket units are not accurate.

They are wound non linear so they are usually way off. @marty mopar might have a nos one.

 

[ruffcut]

I don't know from experience but I do hear people talking about Vans Auto. Sending Units - Vans Auto

I have the Vans Auto.com unit in my Roadrunner and it works just fine. JMTC

 

[Joel Talka]

Quick question... My 1966 Coronet developed a small gas drip where the filler neck goes into the tank. I'm going to drain the tank and do the repair. While I am at it, I would like to replace the sending unit in the tank. It is a re-pop unit I picked up when I replaced the tank. It has never worked right, reads 3/4 when the tank is full. The question is where should I go to get a replacement sender that is accurate? Thanks, Joel

Thanks for all the input, much appreciated! I will be ordering from Vans!