fuel flote
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From: Blount County, Alamaba
fuel flote
I'm new here, so lets see if I can do this? I have a 97 B2300 SE and the fuel gage quit working. After reading many of the forums on this site ,I figure yall (yes I'm From the south 
) would be able to help. I went through all the steps to fine the problem (agian with the help from this site) and have determan its the flote. The problem is now I can't find the flote.I have been all over the web and still can't come up with anything. If anyone could give any info about finding one it will be greatly appreciated.
P.S. Need help on ajusting speed amentor after upgrading wheels from 14" to 15" if it is posable
Thanks
) would be able to help. I went through all the steps to fine the problem (agian with the help from this site) and have determan its the flote. The problem is now I can't find the flote.I have been all over the web and still can't come up with anything. If anyone could give any info about finding one it will be greatly appreciated. P.S. Need help on ajusting speed amentor after upgrading wheels from 14" to 15" if it is posable
Thanks
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From: Dixie - Tennessee
Float -
Check the dealer.That's the only place that you can get one,from what I know anyway.I got one for my 1992 Ranger for a little less than $7.
Speedometer -
You'll have to get a different speedometer drive gear to go in the transmission,that is if it's a cable-driven speedo.When you pull the cable out of the side of the transmission,the gear will be on the end of the cable.Talk with your dealer.They should be able to tell you exactly what you need.14" to 15" isn't going to knock it off that bad though.
Nightrain
Check the dealer.That's the only place that you can get one,from what I know anyway.I got one for my 1992 Ranger for a little less than $7.
Speedometer -
You'll have to get a different speedometer drive gear to go in the transmission,that is if it's a cable-driven speedo.When you pull the cable out of the side of the transmission,the gear will be on the end of the cable.Talk with your dealer.They should be able to tell you exactly what you need.14" to 15" isn't going to knock it off that bad though.
Nightrain
Last edited by Nightrain; Feb 14, 2004 at 02:24 PM.
