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Date:         Sun, 15 Aug 2004 10:36:16 -0400
Reply-To:     David and Shirin <daveshirin@ENERGYUNITED.NET>
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From:         David and Shirin <daveshirin@ENERGYUNITED.NET>
Subject:      Water sender
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My wife and I and our 10 month old son just got back from a wonderful trip to the outer banks of North Carolina. We bugged out early because of the storm but none the less had a great time. The water level sender in my 1982 Westy no longer works, worked fine last year, but this year we get nothing. Do I need to replace or clean the bolts in the tank? If so what parts do I need to make sure it seals back up nice and tight. Are the bolts and seals still available? By the way the fridge worked better than ever with two computer fans on the back and one inside the fridge, it stayed between 39 and 45 the whole time.

David 1982 Westy.

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