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I was trying to figure out what i was going to do about replacing my Fuel Sending Unit in my 75 Monza.
I ran across this place thought i would share it
http://tristarrradiator.com/

Has anyone heard of or used This company.

frosty92

Yes, I have heard of them but have not used them.

I used them to rebuild my sending unit. Probably works better than when new. I would recommend without hesitation.

Brad C wrote:I used them to rebuild my sending unit. Probably works better than when new. I would recommend without hesitation.

Thank, I will have to send mine in.
Keith

Their great, see my post in supplier review.
Jim H

I just boxed up my sending unit to send him. Gave me a price range of $75 to $175 to do the work I’m asking for. He’ll know more once he gets it.
Mark in INdiana

I've used them before and wouldn't hesitate to use them again if needed. Mine turned out looking like new.

I sent my 1975 Vega sending unit to Tri-Star Radiator, they cut off the old float and old round rheostat. Welded a newer style float and straight rheostat onto my original sending unit, and I also sent them a new fuel pump and sock I bought off eBay to have them install and test before returning it to me. They also painted the sending unit internal parts with epoxy paint to protect them from rusting. Total cost plus shipping was 75.00 and it was well worth it. The fuel gauge works perfectly, and the fuel pump works great too.

While I was at it, I sent my fuel tank to a radiator shop in Kansas City, I had it cleaned out from the scale that was in it, and used redline tank liner in the inside of the tank to rust proof it. When I got it back it was spanking clean and I repainted the tank and then painted the exterior with rubber undercoating to help protect the tank from road debris. I used 30 LB roofing felt strips to protect the tank where the straps mount under the tank. Total cost for tank was 75.00