Reply to "Fuel Sending Unit"

Hi David,

My electric fuel pump picks up fuel from the bottom of the tank already, so no worries there. However, the return line after my regulator utilizes the old pick-up location, so I'd have to find a spot for that...

I like the idea of the capacitive sending unit, no moving parts to wear out.
There are a few other options I'm considering:

https://www.tanksinc.com/index...mode=prod/prd346.htm

https://www.vdo-gauges.com/sen...50mm-240-33-ohm.html

https://shop.classicinstruments.com/sn35t

All three of the above are 'two-wire' solutions, so they're simply some sort of variable resistance to ground.

Mike

10/22/205:14 AM

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