Life’s A Gas

Few instruments on the dash of a classic can make life very interesting as quickly as a faulty gas gauge. We’ve all let those gauges keep us on the edge of the seat of our otherwise-restored classics for longer than we’d like to admit. When Ron Wade embarked on the restoration of his ’41 Chevy, fuel system components were not easy to come by. Forty years later, he’s built Chevs Of The 40’s to not only become the world’s most complete supplier of 1937 – ’54 Chevy parts, but to help you replace, install and maintain those parts, too. Commonly, the Fuel Gauge, Sending Unit, Wiring, and Voltage Reducer are the components that wear out causing your fuel gauge to malfunction. Here are a few steps to diagnose your issue and make…

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Hemmings Motor News (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2021

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