1966 Dart Fuel Tank Sending Unit?

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coalman

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Does anyone know if that 90 degree booted terminal that goes to above is available? Thanks
 
This has came up before. The fancy OEM booted terminals were used at fuel senders and temp senders. I don't recall a source for reproductions being found. The basic 90 degree terminal without the extended boot will work.
A ring terminal with hex nut and toothed washer will work at temp sender but I wouldn't attempt to tighten a hex nut and washer at the fuel sender. Rotating that post could cause a fuel leak.
 
This has came up before. The fancy OEM booted terminals were used at fuel senders and temp senders. I don't recall a source for reproductions being found. The basic 90 degree terminal without the extended boot will work.
A ring terminal with hex nut and toothed washer will work at temp sender but I wouldn't attempt to tighten a hex nut and washer at the fuel sender. Rotating that post could cause a fuel leak.

Thanks for the info. I would like to use the 90 degree terminal, do you know the inside diameter? Other wise I will just pull it and measure. Thanks
 
No repops I know of either. I found a used one for mine.
 
Thanks for the info. I would like to use the 90 degree terminal, do you know the inside diameter? Other wise I will just pull it and measure. Thanks
3/16 or #10 diameter male post
 
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