[AT] fuel sending unit
Doug Tallman
dtallman at accnorwalk.com
Sun Aug 21 05:57:48 PDT 2011
John, all a fuel sending unit is just a variable resistor. Different
mfg's use different resistance values for the gauge so you would need to
know specs on your particular unit. The sender can be tested with an ohm
meter. Sometimes the windings or the point that goes across them are
dirty and I have had luck cleaning them. Sometimes the arm looses
tension against the windings. Doug T
john hall wrote:
> Anybody here ever successfully repaired the fuel sending unit in a tractor? Pulled the one out of the 4020 yesterday to find the float was leaking. Drained and soldered it back up. Unfortunately the gauge doesn't quite agree with the sending units position. It takes a lot of lift to move the gauge off empty and it will not read over 3/4 full. It is a relatively simple setup and I couldn't see anything wrong so I cleaned it off and put it back in. I wonder if the problem is with the gauge or the sending unit?
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