FUEL LEVEL SENDER 12volt/24volt

This is a part for possible use in vintage/classic or kitcar or special-builds applications. It is adjustable in many variables, making it versatile. There is no point asking me "will it fit my Gogomobile XYZ Mk2 1968 import"... It is not an OE part number. Ebay's strange system is such that I have to use keywords to market its existence to different cars/projects like Holden, Ford, VW, Datsun, Hillman, a Woody , or a kitcar. It is a part YOU fit if you have a problem etc, or no OE parts available etc etc. I give you the info about my part, but you have the car, ultimately you make the decision.. 

A fully adjustable sender, in both all lengths and resistance, that fits through a 43mm hole in your fuel tank.

Sender flange diameter 71mm.

Five 5.6mm fixing holes at 54mm PCD.

Supplied with two rubber gaskets, a threaded internal fixing ring and five screws and washers.

The 380mm wire float arm can be cut down to suit your installation.

Float arm rotation 80 degrees.

Sender length adjustable between 247mm and 320mm. (or less if slider is cut down).

 1/4" spade terminal sender connection and 5mm earth tag.

If the sender resistance does not match your gauge you may not get accurate readings. 

Resistance 180 Ohms to 10 Ohms.

To look for items in my shop, the easiest way is to save any one of MY 2400 items in your watchlist... Then,  whenever you want to peruse my 2400 items... simply click on the hyperlink called “visit store” at the top right of this item.  That will take you to a page with my 50 store categories... click the category,  and that category will be displayed with photos on the right... thus a “window-shop”.

Plodding through the Ebay mire of the general search box... or the “see other items” hyperlink  is simply the way to insanity.

If you’re using Ebay’s useless mobile app, I’m sorry... I have no idea how you will find them… this app is a real shocker/compromise in quality and half the stuff is missing. Go to your PC is my advice.

SHOP-category examples “ALTERNATORS” or  "BRAKE"   or   “badges” or "TRAFFICATOR parts"   or "LIGHTS"   or   "AXLES"   or   "COOLING"  or “SWITCHES” etc etc