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Jim and Tere
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This is our sending unit(rear tank). No problems with it. It's just pretty rusty. What might our experts suggest before reusing in tank?
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Tom and Julie
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Coat it with navel jelly and wash off with water after it dies its work. The spray it with carburetor cleaner and reinstall. Should be fine. Check the float in a can of fuel. If it sinks more than about 1/4 of the diameter get a replacement at the auto store. Sometimes they begin to absorb fuel or water and then they read improperly. A variety of replacement floats are sold at auto parts house.


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Wire brush the excess scale off, then treat with a phosphate primer like Os-Pho


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