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Location: Wyoming IL
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![]() Ok, I have a feeling Rev will know this, but I need all the help out there in cyber space I can get. I am updating my fuel line this spring with the new pre- bent line I bought 3 years ago...figured it was about time to put on.
Here is the issue. If I put the new 3/8 line in place of the old 5/16, that leaves the sending unit as the weak link. I am not sure on what size the line is coming out of the tank, but what good is it going to do when I put a bigger line on, when I am still sucking from the same smaller tube? All the research I have done shows the same sending unit for the 65-68 cars. I can’t imagine the big block cars used the same line out of the tank. Anyone dealt with this before? Any Suggestions? thanks, Ryan
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