Reply to "Fuel Tank Sender"

DannyP

@R Thorpe posted:
When I picked up my car I was told that the fuel sender was not accurate below 1/4 tank. The sender is the float and reostat system. Has any one used the Centroid sender, no moving parts, cand be easily shortened, very accurate, should be a direct swap.

Fill up a 1 or 2 gallon gas can and have at it driving until you know where empty is. I ran out twice after I let it get under 1/4 and went around a sharp corner.

After that I just filled up at 1/4 tank and never ran out again. If full is full and you get gas at 1/4, you're all set.

Why complicate things?

I agree with @barncobob 100% on this one.

11/23/207:19 PM

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