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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Fuel tank

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Category: Fuel System

Also see: Fuel Cap

Contents

Fuel Sender

The fuel level sender.

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

NOTE: This does not necessarily match "Full" and "Empty" marks of the fuel gauge.

Reference: Forum: Fuel sending unit specs


Also see: Fuel Gauge (includes Fuel gauge specs)

Parts Sources

  • Nissan. Call Ericksen Nissan's toll-free number. If Ericksen says they can't get a part let us know (click "Edit" and add it to this article). Also, if they do get the part for you, let us know that too!
    • NOTE: Nissan USA is out of stock forever of the Sedan hose. But perhaps they can get the Coupe hose.
  • Wreckers, if you can find a 1200 in a wrecking yard
  • Friends with parts cars
  • Marine supply stores, for general fuel hose and filler hose. NAPA and other old-line auto parts store carry this generic fuel-rated hose also. Trimmed to length using the old filler hose as a guide. It is tough getting it to flex into shape, but can be done.


Filler Hose

Note that the USA B110 sedan tank uses a 2-piece filler hose (there's a small hose inside the bigger one). This is for the EVAPO (emissions market) vehicles:

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Two-piece curved filler hose for EVAPO system

This hose is NLA (No Longer Available) in US, Canada or Japan. However, the regular single hose can be fitted as follows:

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Straight one-piece filler hose for non-EVAPO system

The hose looks like this:
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Filler Hose Comparo


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Filler Modifications


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