Fuel Sender

[brainbug007]

I've got a few questions around the fuel sender if anyone can help:

Is it possible / worth using the donor fuel sender with a book spec tank?

My donor sender was a fuel injection engine so I believe the fuel pump is built into sender? Can these be easily separated as I'll be using a bike fuel pump?

If the above isn't worth it, can anyone suggest a cheap / compactish sender that would either work with the sierra instrument cluster or would work with a cheap iva compliant fuel gauge?

[ozzy1]

According to the haynes manual the fuel pump is indeed part of the fuel sender assembly.I would assume it is easily removed for replacing if faulty,unfortunately no decent pics in manual.The thing to note if you go for an aftermarket sender/gauge is the resistance needs to match with the gauge from the sender.

[brainbug007]

Fair enough, sounds like it may be easier to just buy an aftermarket fuel gauge and go for one that comes with a sender. Can anyone suggest a decent one that's not too expensive and the sender unit will fit in a book spec tank ok? I'm thinking that it may look better and be easier to just cut the speedo and warning lights out of the instrument cluster and then fit an aftermarket fuel gauge and rev counter as my sierra instrument cluster had a clock instead of a rev counter

[HandyAndy]

apologies to butt in

Brainbug......I have a spare sierra instrument cluster with speedo & rev counter built in , yours if you want it ( free, just cover postage )......maybe it would work with your fuel sender .

cheers
andy

[brainbug007]

That would be cool, certainly more locost I guess I'd only have to sort out how to use the sender then

[HandyAndy]

Originally Posted by brainbug007

That would be cool, certainly more locost I guess I'd only have to sort out how to use the sender then

no probs, pm me your address etc & I,ll post it off to you tomorrow....with regard postage.....don,t worry about it ....or maybe put a pound or 2 in a cancer charity box

cheers
andy