Auto Parts: ford bronco, fuel level sensor, 1978 ford bronco

Question
i have a 1978 ford bronco ranger fullsize,351 v8, its not in good shape but it runs. its on propane, the fuel gage stopped worling and i took it to a mechanics and they said they needed to look into it more, do you have any idea at all about it. and also m ybumper fells off an dhe said that if i got rearendd it would explode, its that likely

Answer
Hi Rhianna,

Your vehicle, carrying LPG/CNG, is a bomb on wheels whether the bumper is in place or not. I'm not trying to scare you, just offering my opinion.

I have never worked on systems involved in LPG/CNG so I apologize, but I have no idea, not even a guess about why your fuel-level sensor is not working. I wish I were able to assist you more.

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Thanks for the question, I hope this information was helpful to you.
Fred
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