ACLASS wrote:
>
>
> Anybody know if it's a difficult fix? I reckon you'd almost have to remove
> the "nonremovable gas gauge fake cap" to have a hole big enough to even get to
> it.
>
Pull the gas gauge straight up and out of the tank.
You'll see the top of the sending unit with 5 sealing screws holding the plate
down.
They're either T-15 or T-20, depending. Just snug them down, sometimes the screws
will
bind up a bit in the crusty threads and not squeeze the gasket good enough in
production.
If they're tight and it still leaks, then replace the screws and the gasket.
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HogDr SENS BS#123
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