[Shotimes] Help with stalling SHO

[Kevin & Cheryl Airth]

I would argue that Ford used the same in tank sender and gauge on all the
Taurus/Sable/SHO's because of cost. This would turn on the low fuel light at
the same point but still leave more fuel in those cars that had the 18
gallon tanks. It is the same part number for the sender regardless of tank
size and not just the SHO got the big tank.
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> I'm convinced Ford changed the way the fuel gauge reads on the 95 because
> on my son's car, he has the 18G tank, but when the gauge gets near the E,
> he can only get between 13 or 14 gallons of fuel into the tank.  I think
> this is why so many people questioned whether or not they have the proper
> tank in their SHO.  Presumably Ford was having a high failure rate of fuel
> pumps and this was their solution.  Devious and clever.
> -- 
> Cheers,
> Carl Prochilo
> 92 Ultra Red Crimson