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PostPosted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 8:23 am 
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When fitting a 35Lt fuel tank does one need to fit a new sender guage or will the old one suffice with a bit of modification?

At the moment, the fuel guage shows only 1/2 full when the tank is really full..


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It it the screw mounted or bayonet fit? If screw you may have it out by a hole. Also check the float doesn't have a leak

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T'is the bayonet type and the float was clear when I put it in..


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How many lugs on the bayonet - 2 or 3 - if 3 still could be out a 1/3 of a turn

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A 3 lugged type and I will have to wait until the tank empties a bit before I go and fiddle with it tho..


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Smokie wrote:
A 3 lugged type and I will have to wait until the tank empties a bit before I go and fiddle with it tho..
Depends on wheteher you've got any muck you want to clean off the boot floor :shock:

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 11:47 am 
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d1ck0, no muck on the boot floor after the last 10Lts cleaned it up when I didn't have the sender lug done up properly when I fitted the tank... :?


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