Fuel gauge question

[dickdale]

I have an Autometer fuel (bought it used) and a new Spectra Premium tank in my 70's Sattelite. The needle of the gauge stands on almost full.

I have it installed. Black wire ground, white wire is gauge light, red wire is power and the purple is sending unit signal.
I've filled the with 5 gallons of gasoline.
When I measure the wire that comes from the tank with a multimeter is says 93,9 ohms.

I've grounded the purple wire to see if it reacts and will reset itself.

I cannot seem to figure it out. Especially since the Ohm range is 10-73 Ohms with 73 being empty and 10 ohms being a full tank.

Can some body help me out?

 

[Rockland71GTX]

Try this:
https://technoversions.com/

 

[dickdale]

Autometer says the gauge has an ohm range of 0 to 280.

The problem is no the calibration of the gauge. The problem is the gauge doesn't do anything.

 

[lebshiff21]

The gauge and the sender have to be the same ohm range for it to work. If it's programmable and you have it set on 10-73, but you're reading 93.9 ohms from the sender, it won't work. I can't tell from your posts what the sender can send.