Fuel sending unit New vs. Rebuilt

[Chic Ritzheimer]

Replacing all the bladders on a 64' 250. Might as well get the sending units up to date as well (they too are orginal). Do I buy new units and where vs. sending in the old ones to get rebuilt...if that can be done any more? Thanks, again, Chic

[N3322G]

Air Parts of Lock Haven - overhaul is cheap - relatively speaking. Be aware that adjustment during install may still be necessary.

Also, the gauge itself may need attention.

Webco will sell you the fuel cover gaskets.

Both Flyer advertisers.

[Chic Ritzheimer]

Thanks again gal... I did see the ad in Webco, but thought there might be a more cost effective way...RIGHT!! Kinda like HD (Harley Davidson) or Hundred Dollars every time you go into a dealership!!

[tomburke1]

Webco does the senders as well. Since their are no new parts availabe I would consider it a repair. Webco charges you according to the parts they replace where the outfit in Pa. charges you a fixed price, which is a bit higher then Webco's price if they replace everything. I went with Weco amnd saved aboput $150.00 on my 4 senders over the PA companies price. The Pa outfit doesn't use new parts in their "overhaul" to my knowledge either.

[Charlie Tripp]

Chic,

Two more options for overhauling fuel quantity sending units:

John Wolf & Co., inc
36420 Biltmore Pl. #1
Willoughby, OH 44094
440/942-0083


Matt Kurke
Comanche Gear
http://comanchegear.com/

[Tony Scarpelli]