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Default Re: Instrument voltage reducer
Not to muddy the waters, but IIRC my Oreillys sending unit maxed out at 3/4 tank too and I had to install a grounding wire or a resistor on the line to get the new one to act right.
I can't remember which right now though.

To test that out, I pulled the sending unit again and just ran it up and down by hand, watching where it maxed out.
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