Anyone know the ohms range for a stock Mercedes fuel sender? Mine is a 1985 190D.
Ken

should be 0-empty, 90-full

i'm having fits with my benz fuel sending unit too. works for a while after i clean it. i'm going to send a working one to isspro and see if they will make a drop in interchange. i talked to them and they make the sending units for the manufacturers. the more intrest in getting a new sending unit the greater likelyhood they will make something for us.

who is intrerested in a sending unit for their benz that works with the dash gauge compatable with vegoil?

pat

Iwould be!
Ken

Let me get this straight. The stock fuel sender does not do well with VO? This is the second downside to a one tank conversion, the first being not able to use it during the coldest parts of winter. So I'm now wondering if my aux tank sender and the stock sender are compatible so my dash fuel gauge will accurately read both tanks...but not at the same time.

I have a 2 tank system. I just use a stock sending unit in tank #2 (VO) so that the dash gage will read it. That's why I'd like to find a new sending unit that works in the 0-90 ohms range. Hopefully, Pat will find out something good from Isspro.

Maybe these folks will help.

http://www.wemausa.com/tank_sensors/tank_level_sensors.htm

Consider using a capacitance level type sending unit ( no moving parts ). These are available from URL=http://www.centroidproducts.com]www.centroidproducts.com[/URL] / http://www.centroidproducts.com/tableofc.htm . Call them .



( BTW - An example of a capacitance level sending unit retrofit in a Dodge truck

http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev/showthread.php?t...acitance+fuel+sender )