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Old 03-07-2012, 10:58 AM   #1
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Tank side wall height for SeeLevel Sensors?
I would like to upgrade the DOA factory tank monitors on my 2012 to a Seelevel II Model 713-CC Tank Monitoring System. What is the side wall height of the tanks? Any experience/feedback on the external stick on Seelevel sensors? How hard is it to drop the whole pan?
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Thought I would give your post a bump, at least. I have a similar question/concern it sounds like regarding the use of the Seelevel gauge strips. I have heard of Airstreamers using them, but When I look at SeeLeveL's site, they say the minimum length for the stick-on strips is 6", and my fresh and grey tanks are not even 5" thick.
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