Technical GM sending unit to Ford fuel gauge

I put a fuel cell in my hotrod that has a GM sending unit. How do I make it read on my ford gauge?
Thanks in advance!!

 

The have different OH

• Ford up to 1986 - 73-10 Ohms
• Ford 1987 & up - 16-158 Ohms
• GM up to 1964 - 0-30 Ohms
• GM 1965-1997 - 0-90 Ohms
• GM 1998 & up - 40-250 Ohms
• Mopar up to 1986 - 73-10 Ohms
• AMC 1950-1977 - 73-10 Ohms
• Autometer -240-33 Ohms is the most common however other ohm ranges are made
• Cl***ic Instruments - 240-33 Ohms (excluding vehicle specific gauge kits which use factory ohm range)
• Dolphin - 0-90 Ohms
• Dakota Digital - Programmable to work with most Ohm range senders
• VDO - 10-180 Ohm

M ratings. Probably have to change the sending unit to match the gauge.

 

Look at the gauge.

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its a 62 ford. thanks for the reply's so far!!

 

This is kinda backwards from what you have but Autometer was able to swap out a new gauge internals to match my new old Pontiac sender (0 - 30 ohms).

 

I am not sure what is actually in my cell. It was just advertised as a GM sending unit.

 

That will mean late-GM, 0-90 ohms. I have never seen new-GM one on a universal cell.

You should seek out a different sender.