Propane Fuel Gauge

[l.j. christoph]

I was told that I could not replace my broken Propane Fuel Gauge
because I would have to replace the whole panel. I have a 78
Royale and the gauge is round. The company that makes the
gauge went out of business years ago. Any suggestions?

 

[scott woodworth]

Here's the URL of a company that makes a whole new GMC monitor panel.
It's digital and looks pretty nice from their photograph.

http://www.l-n.com/cdecorp/

- -Scott Woodworth

 

[scott woodworth]

The coach that is being parted out had burnt. The message said that
there was no body, just a frame.

- -Scott Woodworth

 

[john szalay]

>The coach that is being parted out had burnt. The message said that
>there was no body, just a frame.
>
>-Scott Woodworth
>
>
>

I found the posting, it was forwarded by Patrick and the post
stated that is was a transmode, and that it was an all or nothing sale
he was not selling parts. can repost if someone needs it.

John & Brenda Szalay
73 GMC

 

[bartz paul]

Just spoke to Jim Bounds, proprietor of Cooperative Motorworks in
Orlando. I visited the below listed Web site and requested info on the
monitor panel. They forwarded my name to Jim. He tells me that he
markets the panels for CDE Corp.

He also wants to redesign the panel and put switches/gauges at the
locations where you would use them. For example, having a remote switch
for the water pump not only in the kitchen but in the bathroom. I
suggested a two way switch so that you could turn on/off from either
position.

Jim would welcome other input on your ideas for a redesigned panel and
hopes to have something to show at the GMCMI fall rally in Marion NC in
October. He is not yet online. Address, etc., is: 5971 Anno Ave,
Orlando FL 32809, 407-857-5777.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Woodworth [SMTP:myvair]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 2:52 PM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Propane Fuel Gauge
>
> Here's the URL of a company that makes a whole new GMC monitor panel.
> It's digital and looks pretty nice from their photograph.
>
> http://www.l-n.com/cdecorp/

 

[l.j. christoph]

> Just spoke to Jim Bounds, proprietor of Cooperative Motorworks in
> Orlando. I visited the below listed Web site and requested info on
> the
> monitor panel. They forwarded my name to Jim. He tells me that he
> markets the panels for CDE Corp.
>
> He also wants to redesign the panel and put switches/gauges at the
> locations where you would use them. For example, having a remote
> switch
> for the water pump not only in the kitchen but in the bathroom. I
> suggested a two way switch so that you could turn on/off from either
> position.
>
> Jim would welcome other input on your ideas for a redesigned panel and
>
> hopes to have something to show at the GMCMI fall rally in Marion NC
> in
> October. He is not yet online. Address, etc., is: 5971 Anno Ave,
> Orlando FL 32809, 407-857-5777.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Scott Woodworth [SMTP:myvair]
> > Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 2:52 PM
> > To: gmcmotorhome
> > Subject: Re: GMC: Propane Fuel Gauge
> >
> > Here's the URL of a company that makes a whole new GMC monitor
> panel.
> > It's digital and looks pretty nice from their photograph.
> >
> > http://www.l-n.com/cdecorp/

I am still trying to locate a propane fuel gauge for my 78 Royale.I am
not looking to replace the whole panel, but if I have to
I guess I will. L.J.

 

[homebase1]

If I'm not mistaken, I saw gauge info at the Motorhome/Trailer life,
web site. Go to WWW.GMCMI.COM and it is listed in one of the links.
Once you get there, I think it's in the tech section with a heading
of "Propane".
There were names of parts suppliers I believe.

Good Luck
MikeB