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Fuel Tank Sending Unit
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Try AH Spares and Holden.
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Hi Richard,
As you probably already know, make sure the sender you buy has dual electrical contacts on the float arm (contacts that move along the interior electrical coil). These produce more-stable readings.
I bought a BJ8 sender from British NW six weeks ago and it was the newer style with dual contacts. Unfortunately, they now show to be out of stock.
Regards, Bill
As you probably already know, make sure the sender you buy has dual electrical contacts on the float arm (contacts that move along the interior electrical coil). These produce more-stable readings.
I bought a BJ8 sender from British NW six weeks ago and it was the newer style with dual contacts. Unfortunately, they now show to be out of stock.
Regards, Bill
