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Fuel sender ohm range 444-544

posted by  MrV on  Wed Apr 17 08:37 CST 2013
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If you pull the sender, you will see that the wire arm to the float is adjustable by bending it but i would be surprised if that is the problem. It could be hanging up for some reason: there is a little set of gears that transfer the up and down movement of the float arm to a vertical axle running up into the rheostat. This can get frozen or sticky due to corrosion. At least this is what i recall last time i had it apart. Or the windings are damaged.
Dean






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