Don't use a torch in case it's leaking, as the contents are both flammable and radio-active.
steve2286w
Well-Known Member
if you whip oot the sender unit and move arm from top to bottom to check you get a full scale reading on clock isent it just a case of bending float arm to correct position to read properly
Yes, but the shape of the resistance wire should match the shape of the tank so that when half the tank's capacity is there, it shows half full on the dial. This might be a long way from half-way deep up the tank depending on the shape of the tank.
You would also need to make sure the float can go fully down and up.
CharlesY
You would also need to make sure the float can go fully down and up.
CharlesY
yu dint want wun - I aint bangin my hed agin a brick wall twice. I got one - and I is makin one fur Clivees if he wants it.
it was worth dubblw wot yu paid.
ask Stig to make ya one.
ask Stig to make ya one.
thats good - coz I wont make anything else fur ya.
martinbennett
New Member
Ok when I took the fuel sender unit out I slowly moved the float up and when I get just before the full position the guage reads just under half full. But when I move the float just a fraction more, the guage hits the full mark
