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A Morgan of that age probably has a voltage stabiliser unit. This is supposed to suppress voltage fluctuations and stabilise the fuel gauge reading. See item 27 here. http://www.mgocspares.com/acatalog/mgb_instruments.html#a3189W_2d128484A solution is offered here...... http://www.britishv8.org/Articles/MGB-Voltage-Stabilizer.htmLook behind the dash, and if you can locate it, try a replacement. Having said that, this problem persisted on my MGB even with a new unit, and everything else replaced, and I learned to live with it!
DaveW
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