Petrol tank removal on an SA
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Petrol tank removal on an SA
After removing the spare wheel carrier, petrol filler cap and luggage box. How easy is it to access and the remove petrol pipe and sender unit wire? Car obviously jacked up. Any advice
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Re: Petrol tank removal on an SA
Remove boot, then access top of tank. A
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Re: Petrol tank removal on an SA
Thanks, I was going to remove the boot
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Re: Petrol tank removal on an SA
Like everything Jowett things may be more difficult than they first appear. The set screws holding the sender might be solid. First check continuity on wire to gauge, then with that wire disconnected check resistance to battery earth terminal which of course should change with the level in the tank. A common fault is bad earth from sender unit to battery terminal. Only take sender unit out if you have open circuit from sender terminal to the sender body. Even then sometimes repeated filling and emptying of tank will remove corrosion on the actuator fingers and coil.
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Re: Petrol tank removal on an SA
Thanks for your advice
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