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Doc here,
Couldn't tell you what that is in the photo..IF it is a wire , It's a bit big for a Fuel gauge sender..Looks more to me like the broken end off a mechanical temp gauge ... but I have poor eyesight. If the gauge pegs full, you have an open connection between the fuel gauge and the sender. Check at the tank to be sure the wire hasn't fallen off. Be sure the sender and fuel egress door has a good Frame ground. (ground lug at sender) Pull the sender wire, and ground it, check your gauge, it should peg at empty, If it does, your sender is shot..replace it. If no change, you'll have to hand over hand inspect the sender wire between the tank to the gauge for a cut or open, repair as needed. Doc
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