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Plug it in and move the float up and down and see if the needle on the gauge moves.

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i used the up-graded rubber gasket instead of cork for the install. It'll throw off the reading slightly.
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I used an ohm meter between"G" and ground. I saw the resistance go up and down by turning the sender up and down.
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Plug it in and move the float up and down and see if the needle on the gauge moves.

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How do you get to the float...it is sealed inside the aluminum tube?
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Check resistance as mentioned above.

No need to 'get to the float'. Rock/rotate the tube. The float should move inside the tube and you will see the results. If it's (float) stuck ...you have additional problems.

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