Review on 📈 Equus 8361 Fuel Level Gauge, 2-Inch White with Aluminum Bezel – Accurate Fuel Monitoring by Sean Fabacher

1970 Plymouth Fury III Convertible 440 cid sensor is working well so far. Let's see how accurate it is. Tried, original The sensors work, also I changed the voltage reducer on the dashboard, it still doesn't work. So I decided to try a special fuel level sensor. At this time Mopar needs the right resistance range, this sensor seems to be the solution. Lighting is good - the front of the sensor is translucent. Put in an LED light bulb and it gets even brighter. I find the lack of a fuel gauge inconvenient and potentially dangerous. The lack of a pressure gauge is annoying (counting kilometers since filling up, stopping too often to fill up etc. etc.) makes driving more relaxed! This sensor is very easy to install. I don't need a fuel gauge in this case, but a fuel gauge isn't a problem either - just a bit bulky - but don't forget to check the gauge reading against the float arm (forgot about it on my dart and found a full tank that's 2/3 full on the display shows solution? just bend the float arm) GOOD INDICATOR, RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR MOPAR.