Reply to "Fuel Sending Unit"

dave2811Member

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Originally posted by LIV1S:
....I gave up after the last one I changed would show empty after the fuel level fell below half tank after several attempts to calibrate it. On my last trip, I just checked my odometer and made a mental note to fill up every 200 miles.
When I bring my car back from Vegas, this will be one of my first projects. Using Centroid's Fuel Level Sender should be the final solution in getting an accurate fuel level reading. Too bad it doesn't have a built in fuel pickup though.

Try this unit. I have just ordered one, so I don't have a review yet. It will translate any input into any output. Gotta love modern microprocessors!

I'll report back once I get it installed.

http://www.technoversions.com/MeterMatchHome.html

9/8/156:32 PM

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