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[Rick]

Hi all

I need to find 2 new top-mounted 6v senders to fit on the Dodge's tanks. They are a five hole fixing - do all five-hole senders have the same fitting dimensions?

ta, Rick
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[stuchamp]

Rick, never heard of a 6v fuel sender, but I understand what you're after.
They are usually based on their ohms.
Check your service manual for readings.
Stewart Warner Company provides the universal type senders that you will need.
http://www.stewartwarner.com
http://www.stewartwarner.com/Catalog/fuelsdrs90.html
http://www.stewartwarner.com/Catalog/fuelsdrs240.html

A lot of the large tanks back then used the same fuel senders, GMC, Ford, International, etc.
Original senders may still be available.

[stuchamp]

Also check here....
http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/
Bet you can find ones the same as yours.

[Rick]

Sorted now (I think). A look at the local '40 Chevy showed that it had the same fitting, and so too do the WW2 Jeeps so I paid a visit this pm to Jeeparts, and picked up a couple that, with a slight modification, should do the job

Rick
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