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It is adjustable with the two sliding nuts or what ever on the back, but be awful careful. Don't twist off the wire inside.
 
healeyboz said:
Ok,
The sending unit reads at 14 ohms when empty and around 100 at full. Obviously a huge problem. I was able to hook the sender up and watch the gauge. The problem is in the sending unit. I reads at 1/8 of a tank when empty and is incorrect as it goes towards full. Is there anyway to adjust the sending unit or is there a supplier that has a GOOD sending unit. I don't remember who I got this one through.
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That does sound very odd indeed. I would think you need to remove that sender and look it over good. It is simply a wire wound resistor that has a slider that goes up and down it and varies the resistance.
 
Thanks Kim. And thanks for your offer of matching the two for me. I opened it up and think that I could possibly adjust the two nuts at the bottom of the unit that hold the pivot of the float. (Mouth full) Not a fine tune but it might just work. If I am to buy another which vendor would you recommend?
 
Mine from Moss works great.
 
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