Tech on Gas Tanks

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All pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.com This is the 5.5 gallon tank.
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All pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.comAll pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.com I cut off the old sender that read in reverse with the new gauge.

I drilled a hole in the plate and mounted the supplied bracket bent at 45 degrees.
All pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.comAll pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.com I mounted the sender to the bracket and placed it in the tank. Make sure you use the rubber gasket on the outside though to avoid leaks. 

Aligned up the tab and marked the tank and sender for reference.

All pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.comAll pictures found on HyperSprite.com are have been created by HyperSprite or published with permission of the original owners and may not be used without the express permission of HyperSprite.com Then adjust the sender to to get the best reading.

On first fill, pour each gallon in one at a time and write down your gauge results. I currently have mine set to read E with one gallon left. It hits F about 2 gallons before toped off.

You will notice that I have some kind of goop on my on the inside on the back plate, this is gas tank sealer. I don't know if this was necessary, but used it anyway.