Product Summary

Universal Fit, 3 Inch Overall Length

  • Fuel level interface module for linking senders to gauges
  • Accurate resistance conversion
  • Reliable electronics solving gauge issues
  • Compatible with Classic Instruments systems
  • Simplifies fuel level accuracy in custom setups
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #SN34
BrandClassic Instruments
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Classic Instruments SN34 Details

Eliminate fuel gauge inaccuracies and simplify sender-to-gauge compatibility with the Classic Instruments Fuel Level Interface Module. Designed to bridge the gap between various fuel senders and gauge systems, this electronic module accurately converts resistance signals for dependable fuel level readings. Ideal for restorations, custom builds, hot rods, trucks, and specialty vehicles, it helps solve common fuel gauge calibration and compatibility issues without the need to replace existing components. Engineered to work seamlessly with Classic Instruments systems, this interface module delivers reliable performance and improved fuel gauge accuracy for a wide range of applications.

  • Fuel level interface module for connecting fuel senders to gauge systems
  • Accurately converts resistance signals for precise fuel level readings
  • Helps resolve common fuel gauge calibration and compatibility issues
  • Compatible with Classic Instruments fuel gauge systems
  • Simplifies custom, restoration, and aftermarket fuel system installations
  • Reliable electronic design for consistent long-term performance

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Classic Instruments SN34 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #SN34
BrandClassic Instruments
GENERAL
Overall Length3 Inch
Overall Width2 Inch
Overall Height1.5 Inch
Sold in QuantityEach
GTIN Code090127146651

Ratings & Reviews

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12 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers consistently praise our product's effectiveness, quality and easy programming. It's lauded for its solving of fuel gauge reading issues, particularly in classic gauge and custom applications, signifying its flexibility and wide usability. The product offers great value for its price, and users appreciate its potential to combine new and old technologies. Despite some users expressing initial confusion over calibration instructions, the general consensus is that calibration is simple and straightforward once understood. Many customers said they would repurchase the product, underlining trust in its reliability and functionality.

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Great product

5.0

5 years ago

MAINLINE47

Farmingdale, NJ United States

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Great company good product fast delivery service thanks mainline.

Absolutely

5.0

6 years ago

Tyler

South Daytona FL

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Worked great

can't wait to see if it fixed the gauge problem

5.0

7 years ago

Drnomad

Brick, New Jersey

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It's designed to fix the slosh problems is the gas tank so you get a correct fuel level reading at the gas gauge

Would Recommend

Would buy again

5.0

8 years ago

Tip

Colorado Springs

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Easy to program, does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Would Recommend

Very good!!

5.0

8 years ago

Neil

Housto tx

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Good product and great price !

Would Recommend

Fuel Sender Ohm Fix

5.0

9 years ago

GJ

Groves Tx

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Excellent product to mate old and new technology

Would Recommend

I would buy it again if it works

5.0

9 years ago

Thumbbuster

Kcmo

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I would buy it again if it works

Would Recommend

Yes well worth the money for a custom application

5.0

9 years ago

Jaebird

Midway ky

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Works great

Would Recommend

Works great

5.0

9 years ago

Pro fish guide

Clam gulch, Alaska

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Worked great with my classic gauges

Would Recommend

Finally my fuel gauge works correctly

5.0

9 years ago

GearHeadPeter

Phoenix, AZ

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The instructions are pretty good, but when it indicates to Press and Hold the calibration button to see the needle move, keep your finger on the button to get the needle to move. When the needle is moving in- between quarter marks release the button otherwise it is easy to over shoot the mark. It doesn't take long holding the button to get the needle to move so I would not keep pressing and then releasing the calibration button quickly otherwise the needle will not move in the correct direction and just oscillate. When you are done calibrating Full do not press the calibration button within 8 secs it will change to "C" indicating the calibration is saved. To Exit Calibration mode, and while the LED indicates "C", press and hold the calibration button. The LED will then go blank. The entire calibration took less than 5 minutes.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

8 Questions • 19 Answers

Does this work with a digital dash?

by David

• 6 years ago

1 answer

I have a 0-90 fuel gauge and a 40-250 ohm sending unit

by K10

• 7 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1968 dodge coronet converted to a '68 chargwe tank and filler. Yes the filler is now atop the fender instead of behind the license plate. Can I use this calibrator to set my fuel guage. Thanks- Brian Stern

by 68 scat

• 7 years ago

1 answer

I have a 2005 Mustang GT, I put a 2014 Mustang GT tank in (lighter, better fuel pumps) will this correct my fuel gage issue? It reads backwards and resets itself to empty continually. I know both years ohm resistance are different but I can't find any wiring schematics to rectify this situation manually so I have been looking high and low and came across this box.

by Jay

• 7 years ago

5 answers

i have a 0-90 ohm sending unit and a 40-250 ohm fuel gauge will this unit make this combination work?

by chris

• 9 years ago

6 answers

Will the SN34 retain it's programming calibration if power is interrupted?

by RON

• 9 years ago

3 answers

Can SN34 be installed near the sending unit opposed to under the dash next to the fuel gauge? I don't believe I have the space under the dash.

by John

• 9 years ago

1 answer

Are you able to explain what is used for a low fuel indicator and how it is wired. The instructions for the SN34 do not appear to provide this detail. Similar products explain that a relay is required for a lamp but a led can be connected directly. This unit appears to provide power and ground for the low fuel indicator which could imply a lamp can be connected directly to the unit. Grateful clarification.

by Andrew

• 10 years ago

1 answer

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