Have any of you seen tank floats "stick" in car parked for a while?
It has 76,000 miles on it, always in AZ.
Yes. More than likely is surface corrosion on the contact strip that got
rubbed off once the swing arm moved up and down a few times.
Milton Schick
1964 442 Cutlass
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Thanks for the info Rick C. It seemed even better tonight going to/from the
Pavilions Cruise night here.
Joe Varley
AZ
ld. I probably drove it more than the previous owner, though I did not drive it alot.
Steve
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>To: "DIGEST "
>From: "Joe Varley"
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>Date: 05/27/2006 02:27PM
>Subject: '72 Toronado gas gauge
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>My
Yes the "resistor" gets oxidized on the sender. Once the level in the tank
goes up and down a bit the sender should work properly again.
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From: "Joe Varley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 12:2
My '72 Toronado has been parked for most of the last 7 years. I am getting
it ready for the CA zone show next week, and the Nationals. The gas gauge
worked when I bought it 4 years ago. When I got it out to restore last fall
it would not work. It was stuck on 1/4. I put gas in it a couple times
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