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Originally Posted by NeilBlanchard
The trick with a dipstick is it only tests the level *after* the fuel is there, and if it is too high, then what? It would be better to "see" the level as the fuel is topped off, I think.
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Yeah that was my thought as well. The funnel I use now reaches all the way into the tank, and I use it like a dipstick. But once you overfill it, there's nothing you can do. With a float gauge you could slowly inch it up to the mark. Some kind of a float switch could work, but I'd be a little leery of using anything with an electric circuit inside a gas tank
