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Fuel Sending Unit Revisited 900

posted by  MrNabisco on  Fri Mar 11 14:28 CST 2016
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Hi Folks,

I found a replacement fuel sending unit for my 94 945, and now comes the swap...

Any tips or techniques on how to do this easily?

Is dropping the tank easier?

If I leave the tank in, should I drain the tank?

Any things I should look for on the replacement unit?

The unit I have has a fuel pump on a metal clip, not attached directly to the plastic unit. Does this actually go into the tank?

I've reviewed the FAQ sender unit swap info, but the pics show a 740 Regina sender and I'm working with a Bosch 940 unit.

And tips greatly appreciated.





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