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MG MGA - fuel gauge early 1500
does anyone have for sale such a fuel gauge ? This is the version of the very early 1500. The difference are the "dots" instead of the rectangular spots on the letters "E" "1/2" and "F" for later type. Thanks Giovanni ![]() |
Giovanni Delicio |
Your oil/temp gauge looks different as well. |
Steve Gyles |
Steve, I know it , but I have the oil and water gauge already new in the early style! Even the rev-counter and speedometer are new (early style)! The only instrument missing is the fuel gauge. Thanks |
Giovanni Delicio |
Please excuse me for highjacking this thread, but I would like to ask Delicio if the key/ignition lock shown in the picture is coded FA or FP? Thank you. |
James Johanski |
James, I'm sorry, but the picture of the car is not my own car. I can't tell. Do you need an ignition lock? Send me a PM. Regards Giovanni |
Giovanni Delicio |
Hi Giovanni. What you need to search for is the Jaeger number printed on the face. http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/care/cf140-30.htm I'm not entirely sure if but it appears from Barney site above your looking for: 49422/239 or FG 2530/25 Barney has a photo here but I can't read the number: http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/dash/dt120.htm You may have to contact one of the UK gauge fixing places and ask them if they can supply a new face onto an existing more common later fuel gauge. Hope this helps Mark |
Mark Hester |
Hello Mark, Thank you for your advise. I'll contact Barney to know more. Giovanni |
Giovanni Delicio |
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