87 N/a Fuel tank sender type
09-11-02, 10:03 PM
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87 N/a Fuel tank sender type
Just curious but what kind of fuel level sendor does s4 n/a's come with? from what i have read a GM 0-90ohm sender is very popular amongst alot of cars, do we have the same type, if not what is it? im wondering because i was looking at fuel cells that dont come with senders, and if i got one, i would want to beable to know how much gas i got left
09-12-02, 11:23 AM
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sorry, I saw this last night and was just too tired to reply...
anyway the fuel level sender is a 0-110 ohm, with full being typically around 3 ohm, and empty being around (you guessed it) 110-120 ohms of resistance.
I would think you can swap it into a fuel cell tank, you just may have to adjust the height depending on your tank.
The fuel level idiot light is a little different, it has continuity to ground to light the light.
anyway the fuel level sender is a 0-110 ohm, with full being typically around 3 ohm, and empty being around (you guessed it) 110-120 ohms of resistance.
I would think you can swap it into a fuel cell tank, you just may have to adjust the height depending on your tank.
The fuel level idiot light is a little different, it has continuity to ground to light the light.
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Originally Posted by Icemark
sorry, I saw this last night and was just too tired to reply...
anyway the fuel level sender is a 0-110 ohm, with full being typically around 3 ohm, and empty being around (you guessed it) 110-120 ohms of resistance.
I would think you can swap it into a fuel cell tank, you just may have to adjust the height depending on your tank.
The fuel level idiot light is a little different, it has continuity to ground to light the light.
anyway the fuel level sender is a 0-110 ohm, with full being typically around 3 ohm, and empty being around (you guessed it) 110-120 ohms of resistance.
I would think you can swap it into a fuel cell tank, you just may have to adjust the height depending on your tank.
The fuel level idiot light is a little different, it has continuity to ground to light the light.
Thanks.
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