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240 intank pump and sending unit 200

posted by  maplebones on  Thu Nov 19 17:33 CST 2020
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Hi Dave,

That's a lot of facts, jack.

While we're on the topic of sending units,




Are these called rheostats ? The one on the left is from a 1980 245, long squirreled away, that I was using to replace the corroded unit in a 90 240 sedan project. It had the rheostat on the right.

I decided to swap the modern stat into the 1980 unit, which was easy and it's working fine, but I can't make head or tails of what the graphics on the newer one are saying.

Would you or someone else be able to shed some light ?

Thanks, Peter






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