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He says its h code,not j? Dave Buchanan

My older brother has a 1970 Cobra. 429 j code I think and he was wondering what tires that the car originally had. Were they Goodyear? Firestone? Raised white letter? Polyglas? He has all of the

The one I took out had a float that has what looks to be a sealed foam with a black outer smooth skin. I guess you could say it looks like it was carved out of charcoal because it is black, but it

Ah, I see. Looking at pictures it appears that the wagon and Ranchero use the brass float while the cars use the black float the looks and feels like it was carved out of charcoal. Does that sound

Yes, I have seen the “filter socks” that can be purchased separately, but I can’t figure out how to get one fitted on my sending unit. Mine has two metal disc like end caps that the screens wrap

My float has the arm wire going through through the center of it along the length of the float. The wire has a clip looking device that keeps the float from sliding off the wire. It looks like the

Interesting. I recently had the sending unit out of my '69 wagon and those floats appear to be compatible with it. The float arm is wire and has a hook at the end that the float snaps into. Is yours

I ordered the "filter sock" from VansAuto in Wapun WI, www.vansauto.com. cost me $9.00.? Went on perfectly after the old one fell apart when I removed it.? Happy New Year to all from Arizona. Gene,

I am happy for that. I too am not a FB fan and refuse to join it. Some of the forums, I frequent, have gone to FB and I was able to at least see the conversations for a while. Suddenly, they want me

I too have the inline filter and I think it is before the fuel pump. It is a plastic one. Checking the resistance through the range from ‘’full’’ to ‘’empty’’ was one of the first

David, I agree and that is certainly among my concerns. That is a good suggestion to soak them in gasoline for a while to see how well it holds up. I have decided to get a new sending unit so I can do

Chris, I saw those floats but they are not compatible with my mine. They work with a newer style sending unit. I have found a new sending unit that is made by APC which looks very much like my

Thanks Jack, This group was tight because of this email list. Many have fled to the FB communitiesthat I don't participate in for many reasons. But this list will continue to exist as well as

It is a bit late for Merry Christmas, but I made new post on the website and it does not seem to be coming through. Are we having a problem again? I can say; Happy New Year! Gary in SoCal Sent:

Just wanted to jump in and wish all of you a Fantastic New Year with ... Junk yard crawls, barn finds, rod runs, and just hanging out with friends and family. I hope we can communicate a little more

Exactly Ted. On my Torino I put one of those glass inline filters in the engine compartment. The placement of it is where the line just comes out of the apron in front of the drivers side shock tower.

I put a new sending unit in my Montego and the filter fell off as I was installing it. they sure don’t make them like they use too. I installed two of those plastic clear filters on it. one from the

Yes, wishing you ALL a Safe, Happy New Year & Decade!!!! :) David from WNY.

As Chris said abt the epoxy & cable ties and gas. Most adhesives DON'T like gasoline. I suggest that BEFORE you reinstall the sender and/or tank that you take say an empty 5lb metal coffee can (or a