1956 BelAir Fuel Sending Unit S08E05

[@rorydaddy]

Love the dog snoring, cracks me up, my dog passed away after 16 years, I’m about to replace my sending unit, Danchuk says in there instructions to remove the tank, seams like away to much work, I like your way better, Keep on Moddin. Thanks Again Dude.

[@pawpatina]

HAHA THANKS! and yea plenty of ways to skin a cat...

[@rorydaddy]

Just got the sender in, way easier then dropping the tank😖 My old one was hammered float had a crack in it, it was replaced before. Thanks again Dude

[@100bsmithy]

Cheers for the video. I'm about to do the same on my 57 Belair and wasn't sure you could change the sender in situ, well now I know I can :)

[@pawpatina]

GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR WATCHING!

[@abrahamhernandez5113]

Is a tank/sender unit out of a station wagon (nomad) similar to that of a hard top 55? Im workin on a 4door/sedan 55 bel air and the gas tank is all corroded.

[@pawpatina]

I don't think it is. I believe the tank is different on the wagons and therefore the design of the sender. if you google the part and you see two different part numbers for the wagon vs the rest, then yes, they are specific.