Looking for parts for a 67 olds 98
#1
Looking for parts for a 67 olds 98
Hi, I'm not sure if this would be the right area to put this but.
I was wondering if Anyone would happen to know where I could find a replacement Fuel Sending unit or just parts for a 98 The unit is a 56 - 86 unit (it looks like a soda can with two straws sticking out.) The gas tank that was on the car when I got it appears to have been taken apart before, the person took the float and filter out, either that or it's not the original tank on the car. I've looked around the internet and I could only find parts for 442s, tornados, and cutlasses.
thanks
I was wondering if Anyone would happen to know where I could find a replacement Fuel Sending unit or just parts for a 98 The unit is a 56 - 86 unit (it looks like a soda can with two straws sticking out.) The gas tank that was on the car when I got it appears to have been taken apart before, the person took the float and filter out, either that or it's not the original tank on the car. I've looked around the internet and I could only find parts for 442s, tornados, and cutlasses.
thanks
#2
Hi, I'm not sure if this would be the right area to put this but.
I was wondering if Anyone would happen to know where I could find a replacement Fuel Sending unit or just parts for a 98 The unit is a 56 - 86 unit (it looks like a soda can with two straws sticking out.) The gas tank that was on the car when I got it appears to have been taken apart before, the person took the float and filter out, either that or it's not the original tank on the car. I've looked around the internet and I could only find parts for 442s, tornados, and cutlasses.
thanks
I was wondering if Anyone would happen to know where I could find a replacement Fuel Sending unit or just parts for a 98 The unit is a 56 - 86 unit (it looks like a soda can with two straws sticking out.) The gas tank that was on the car when I got it appears to have been taken apart before, the person took the float and filter out, either that or it's not the original tank on the car. I've looked around the internet and I could only find parts for 442s, tornados, and cutlasses.
thanks
Anyway, the sending unit for a '72 Buick LeSabre, while it doesn't look the same, is a drop-in replacement, assuming you have an original gas tank. It has two tubes coming out of the top instead of just one, but you just have to cap off the one you're not using. The '72s had a fuel vapor return line which was something that wasn't a feature of the '67s. I bought mine at Rockauto for about $70.
#3
If he has a factory a/c car that sending unit might work without capping the return line.
Or if you have the sender, it can be rebuilt. Several companies do it. Here's one I've used: http://www.autoinstruments.com/
The website doesn't mention sender repair now, but they did a good job on a 66 Starfire unit for me several years back. Plus they're only 30 miles up the road from me...
Or if you have the sender, it can be rebuilt. Several companies do it. Here's one I've used: http://www.autoinstruments.com/
The website doesn't mention sender repair now, but they did a good job on a 66 Starfire unit for me several years back. Plus they're only 30 miles up the road from me...
#4
However, the factory service manual does show the sending unit having two pipes, so I assume that if your vehicle had one with two pipes, that's what you'd replace it with back in the day (while I would have replaced mine with a single-pipe unit), and the unit I mentioned that fits the '72 LeSabre would be an even better drop in replacement for Speidy than it was for me as he would have a line to connect to that second pipe and thus no need to cap anything.
#6
The link below is a picture of the unit from the Rockauto website. This is what I put in my '67 Delta 88.
http://info.rockauto.com/getimage/ge...I/m_fg106a.jpg
#8
I also have had good luck with usapartssupply.com
They will send you a catalog and/or you can view the catalog online. They have many parts. They're a bit expensive, but the parts are available and can be shipped.
They will send you a catalog and/or you can view the catalog online. They have many parts. They're a bit expensive, but the parts are available and can be shipped.
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