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Re: fuel sending unit
[Re: kbeeper69]
#10697
05/10/04 11:22 AM
05/10/04 11:22 AM
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Posts: 575 El Cajon, CA
dart70la
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super gas
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El Cajon, CA
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With an Ohmeter, should register ~10 Ohms when in the full position, ~73 ohms when empty. You can expect to see a little variance in these #'s +/- 5 ohms would be normal for the unit.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T, Hard to earn, easy to lose.
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Re: fuel sending unit
[Re: dart70la]
#10698
05/10/04 01:11 PM
05/10/04 01:11 PM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 3,078 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Dartman75
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Posts: 3,078
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Quote:
With an Ohmeter, should register ~10 Ohms when in the full position, ~73 ohms when empty. You can expect to see a little variance in these #'s +/- 5 ohms would be normal for the unit.
Ditto that!
Greg
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