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13-07-25, 06:03
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Jordan.
It might be possible that for any Sending Unit Assembly from GM Canada in the 30’s and 40’s, they all shared common electrical components and it was just the mechanical parts that varied to accommodate different tank capacities and dimensions. If so, you might be able to replace the broken part you have from another GMC Sending Unit of similar age and voltage and save yourself reinventing the part. There might be some literature out there on the topic as well. Nice the way those parts cleaned up by the way. David 
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