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February 16th 04, 08:59 PM
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Cessna 172 with Wild Fuel Gauge Needle
Anybody know the reason for this? The needle on the pilot's side is
stable, but the needle on the co-pilot side swings wildly, especially when the tank is full. A float moves the needle around the dial. Why doesn't it stay still and be good like its brother? 
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