Fuel Sender Wiring Q
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Melting Slicks
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Fuel Sender Wiring Q
I have my fuel sender out right now to try and trouble shoot the fuel level sender (I think I fixed it - at least my ohm meter says it works... anyway).
I'd like to zip tie the wires to the unit to make sure they don't get in the way of the float arm.
My question is, is that okay? I'm nervous about adding anything to the fuel tank that wasn't there originally.
TIA for any input
I'd like to zip tie the wires to the unit to make sure they don't get in the way of the float arm.
My question is, is that okay? I'm nervous about adding anything to the fuel tank that wasn't there originally.
TIA for any input
Race Director
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From: The Top of Utah
Originally Posted by mikey whipreck
I'm nervous about adding anything to the fuel tank that wasn't there originally.
The wire ties sound like an excellent idea.RACE ON!!!
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by rick lambert
That's what I'd be concerned about-whether the ties would break down
over time.
over time.
Also, I was able to fix the fuel level sender. That is a pretty easy project, and saved me about $300. I like it.
Racer
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From: 1984 crossfire, Alhaurin de la Torre Malaga, Spain
Originally Posted by mikey whipreck
Exactly what I was unsure about. But I figure, the yellow slosh tank in the fuel tank is probably the same basic materials so I should be fine.
Also, I was able to fix the fuel level sender. That is a pretty easy project, and saved me about $300. I like it.
Also, I was able to fix the fuel level sender. That is a pretty easy project, and saved me about $300. I like it.
