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You can still get an OEM sending unit from a 93-95. It's a slightly different design but it should work in previous models. P/N is 25061-85P05. Check ebay (or amayama.com for best price if you don't mind waiting several weeks coming from Japan). You'll have to swap various bits and pieces over from the old unit, so don't toss the old one. I'm not sure if anyone knows of an easier option but this is the route I went since I figured it would last another 30+ years. I also replaced the fuel pump (w/ strainer) as well as the hoses (fuel submersible rated 5/16"). If you're really on a super tight budget you'll probably want a multimeter to confirm the sending unit is actually bad (and not the instrument cluster) before buying anything. The resistance (ohms) changes on the circuit when you actuate the lever which you can read with the multimeter. The proper values for full/empty you'll have to dig up on these forums and I'm sure the procedure can be found on youtube.1 point