Topic: tank sending unit
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So i searched the forums and found no posts for the sending unit, so my question is?
My 75 fuel tank has a bladder so from what i've read i do not need a gasket as the ring on top of bladder creates the seal. Yet i have been told that yes i do need the gasket? Hmmm I can't see why i need it but will leave it up to you guys to give me the real story.
My 75 fuel tank has a bladder so from what i've read i do not need a gasket as the ring on top of bladder creates the seal. Yet i have been told that yes i do need the gasket? Hmmm I can't see why i need it but will leave it up to you guys to give me the real story.
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Really depends on the condition of the bladder....if it is not deformed, or damaged, you could prolly get by with no gasket. A little Aviation Sealer will seal it very nicely, in any case.
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