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30-day Money Back GuaranteeDirect readout gives instant gallons usable on a calibrated scale. It's easy to use, simply insert slowly until FuelHawk touches the bottom of the tank. Then place your finger firmly over the top of the opening to lock fuel in the tube. Remove and instantly see a readout in gallons of usable fuel on a calibrated scale.
Specially designed for a Cessna 182 Skylane with 43.5 gallons usable per tank.
Direct readout gives instant gallons usable on a calibrated scale. It's easy to use, simply insert slowly until FuelHawk touches the bottom of the tank. Then place your finger firmly over the top of the opening to lock fuel in the tube. Remove and instantly see a readout in gallons of usable fuel on a calibrated scale.
Specially designed for a Cessna 182 Skylane with 43.5 gallons usable per tank.
Q: Does it work on a 44 gal tank?
A: This is for use in the 43.5 gallons usable tank. If you have something different you would use the FuelHawk Universal Fuel Gauge
Q: Do you carry a dip stick for 1998 C182 with 44 usable per side?
A:
They only make the FuelHawk for C182 with 39 gallons usable per tank (for bladder tanks only!) or for the C182 with 43.5 gallons usable per tank. They also have the FuelHawk Universal that allows you to calibrate it for any tank. Or, the FuelStik Universal.
Q: I have a C182P with long range tanks. Specifically, 80 gal total and 75 useable with 37.5 gal useable per tank. Is my best option to buy the universal fuelhawk and calibrate it myself since it appears that the two 182 options are not compatible with my airplane? Thank you! Jonathan
A: Yes, you would want to order the Universal Fuel Gauge as neither of the pre-calibrated 182 Fuel Gauges would work for you.
Q: I'm looking for fuel gauge for 1977 182Q with 40 gallon tanks. Do you have this?
A: We do not have a fuel gauge specifically for a 182 with a 40 gallon tank, however we do have a Universal Fuel Gauge available.