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Old 05-22-2014, 04:47 PM   #7
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Just a thought... If you remove it you may be able to check the sending unit with a simple ohm meter. Most either use that or voltage variance via resistance. A meter would be able to show changes as you operate the float. This has worked for me on many other vehicles with similar issues. Every time, thus far, it's always been a complete replacement of the unit. I've heard some sell the parts separately, but most seem molded together.
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