Fuel Gauge only showing 3/4 tank when tank is full
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Jim:
Thank you. The knob to the right of the oil pressure gauge is the heater hose valve control. It connects via a (choke-like) cable to the valve that opens and closes radiator circulation through the Smith's heater matrix/box. The knob likely used to have the words "Push for Heating" on it - which I've seen on other late Series 2a Rovers. See image below from a 1969 2a 88 for an example.
With regard to the black thing you see. It's a plate that goes from the instrument panel up to the wiper rod cover plate. See an earlier picture of my dash (prior to my re-habbing it) below to see the full plate. I've had others comment that it is a very rare but original part that is unique to Rovers built in 67/68 as Land Rover transitioned to a different wiper system and windshield defrost setup. I've included a picture of a red 67 109 that has the same piece.
1968 Series IIa
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