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Dana, Red's input to fill tank all the way to full panned out. Gauge shot right up to full. My thoughts are float arm wobbly preventing rheostat board providing signal to system when fuel level below full. thanks for your expertise. Returning this sender.. Spectre a good one to aquire?

Red, I appreciate your experience. Filled it up and ...bam....went to full.....my thoughts now are the float arm didn't make contact with the rheostat board until tank loaded up. returning sender...thanks for the tip...John

Dana, Purchased sender off ebay for $27. P/N: 38611578....no manufacturer imprint....

Cruze, That's interesting and I may do the same

Dana, Yes to all three. Will see what it does when I fill tank. She's half full. Purchased the tank and sender off ebay. I'll see what the p/n manufacturer is...thanks

Thanks Red..........she's a 71 Duster 318 regular dash

Dana, Definitely appreciate the input with regards to rechecking resistance methods. I was remiss in stating initial post that all other gauges were operational and that I had the cluster circuit board out and verified pin security. Point taken as to " should be no baffles" in tank. That was my...

Fellow "A" body maintainers, Racking my cranium trying to figure out this fuel gauge anomaly. Needle moves ever so slightly to just above the "E". Here's what I've accomplished: - Installed new tank/sending unit and got that slight movement above "E" -grounded power lead at tank and gauge will...