Spectra Premium FG73A Sending Pickup Review

Easy to install and read accurately in the 19 gallon rear tank of a 1980 F-150 pickup. It's too early to speak about its durability.

I found that it doesn't rise from the bottom of the tank. If I run out of gas, there's still a gallon or two in the tank. Otherwise everything is good.

Works but not accurate at all. The tank is 19 gallons and when it's half full I only get 4 gallons and when it's empty I can only get 13 gallons if I'm lucky. This will be 1 star for my dog.

According to the application manual on Revain this should have worked for my '77 F150. The locator tabs were wrong, the meter was far away as the ohm range on that meter is not correct for older trucks. I believe this is a device for the F 80 series and up. I ended up buying one from Jeff Bronco's Cemetery and it worked flawlessly. Also incorrect fuel line size.

My '75 Ford F-100 hasn't had a working fuel gauge for years. I almost gave up hope that it would ever work again. I have traced the problem to the fuel delivery unit in the tank which is not that difficult to replace. So, the job is done and now the fuel gauge is working again. I bought this one which actually has the wrong size fuel line fitting (my fault) but I got it to work. Again on the street. and now i know how many streets i can drive!

Perfect for F24B tank. It is very important that you always check the physical calibration of the float in the tank, how it works with the fuel gauge, and adjust the float wire by bending it appropriately. For a 1978 E 350 Van additional tank (in front of the axle) this was perfect. the manufacturer should take this into account. IMPORTANT: If I hadn't bent the float wires on both tanks in this van appropriately when I replaced both gas tanks, they would both dry out and my gauges would still…