Wellp, I think I have learned something new about Maxi. I can't go by the gas gauge anymore.
It seems that every time the needle points to 1/4 tank, it is actually about to run out! The other day, I wanted to get the Stabil I put in the tank through the fuel system before road salt hit the roads, which may very well be this week. I headed to a local pharmacy, figuring I could pick up my prescriptions and get the car ready for the winter at the same time. Thing is, I was almost there when the car sputtered and stalled. It took some doing, but I got it up to a stop light, around the corner and into the parking lot. I noticed the needle on the gauge would change a lot. When I came out of the store and got ready to leave, I had to wait for someone to get into a parking space, and stalled. Again, somehow I managed to get going again, started praying, and gurgled my way home.
Since this has happened before and a fuel stop helped things, it seems there is something iffy going on with either the fuel gauge or possibly the sending unit. I suppose it would be a good idea to replace the unit next spring... we shall see what my employment situation is then...
As of right now, the car needs a little gas so I can drive it to get gas!
Updates on my experiences with a 1974 American Motors Javelin, and other info pertaining to AMC cars!
Sunday, November 25, 2012
UPDATE: Gassy?
Monday, November 19, 2012
AMT/Polar Lights 1975 AMC Gremlin X Model Kit
- First time reissued since 1975
- 2 in 1 kit can be built stock or pro stock style drag racer
- Engine intake and wheel options
- Optional tinted windows
- Pad printed hollow racing slicks
- Original decals and Retro Deluxe packaging
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