Fuel Sending Unit

[al383]

coloradodave in case you haven't noticed I had only two people that I talked to about my issue ram250098 who said he bought some off e-bay and hunt2elk who said don't buy spectra although I do appreciate the feed back I haven't been back on this thread since, it seems a lot more people got more out of it then I did witch is great that what these sites are for right. Any way thanks ram250098 and hunt2elk

 

[flypaper]

On another forum I was pointed towards Dixie Restoration. I purchased their part and it looks good but I have not tested it yet.

http://www.dixierestorationparts.com/

i wouldn't buy one from anyone else!
dixie gets them from the original oem vendor
so it has acually has a chance of working
the stuff on ebay is pure junk,
unless it is a nos part.

 

[YY1]

Wish I had seen this yesterday.

I've got one on the way from VansAuto.

Anyone know which brand they sell? It's not listed on the ebay page.

 

[GetX'd]

I just got some very good information from an Old Salt that's been working with Mopars since the chariots went out of style. He said the only place to find the correct fuel sending unit that don't have to be calibrated is National Moparts out ofCanada. He's been using them for years and referred many to them. The phone number is 705-426-2993.

Hopefully this will solve your problem - and others as well.

 

[Meep-Meep]

I have a new sending unit that reads about 1/4 tank when I put exactly half capacity but I don't know what make. Also can't get to read full even when lifting the float to the stop. Frustrating! Will look into the recommendations of working sending units. Thanks!

 

[GearAddict]

I don't know the quality or who makes them, but these senders are still available from all the parts stores. I checked availabiliy at Napa and AutoZone yesterday for myself and they both had them in stock. Again, they may be cheap junk, but Napa usually has decent stuff.