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Revision as of 05:27, 21 May 2012
The fuel level 'sender' is the sensor in the tank.
Overview
To remove the sender, only a screwdriver and hammer is needed. Carefully drive the retaining ring anti-clockwise until loose.
- Coupe has a vent fitting on it (non-EVAPO
- Coupe has no vent fitting (EVAPO models)
All use same O-ring and lock plate, including B10 and B120 through B310:
- 17342-18000 O-ring
- 17343-14800 Lock plate (also 17343-14801)
B110 Sedan USA & JDM
- 25060-H1000 GAUGE-FUEL TANK
- 25060-H1900 1070-
B110 Coupe USA & JDM
- 25060-H1800
B110 Van JDM
- 25060-H1400
B120 JDM
- 25060-G1000 7510-8111
- 20560-G1010 8112- [with mult-connector?]
B210 Sedan USA & JDM
- 25060-H5000
B210 Coupe USA & JDM
- 25060-H5500
- 25060-H7210 0974-
B210 Van JDM
- 25060-H6600
B310 USA Sedan, Coupe, Wagon USA, early JDM
- 25060-H8500 GAUGE ASSY-FUEL TANK
Sedan sender
Ute sender
120Y Coupe
Wiring
There is a single Yellow wire on the sender. It goes forward to the dash Fuel Gauge. The sender is grounded through the tank body.
See main article: Fuel Gauge Wiring
Specifications
As measured by club members, by moving the float up and down from stop to stop:
- 12 ohms fully up
- 88 ohms fully down
- 35 ohms half full (per Nissan Factory Service Manual)
NOTE: This does not necessarily match "Full" and "Empty" marks of the fuel gauge, due to normal manufacturing tolerances. Typically a 1200 reads well 'E' before it runs out of fuel, this is normal.
Reference: Forum: Fuel sending unit specs
Also see: Fuel Gauge (includes Fuel gauge specs)