RE: [doc] tank senders

["Richard Hutchinson" <dickyh11@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I bought the Houston one for about 50 quid

I'm very happy with it. 

It's a bit jumpy between readings due to the way they're made but you
soon get used to it, the idiot light gives plenty of 'panic' mileage

The only thing I found was it was difficult to get it to seal properly
to the tank, if I overfill it leaks fuel everywhere!!

Rich H
DOC 365 VIN 1274

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> essexdick
> Sent: 02 May 2006 18:34
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> Subject: [doc] tank senders
> 
>    Hi all,i have heard a lot of things said in the past about tank
> senders,all i want is the most reasonable one for the money, in other
> words im tight,i know you lot will have a good idea, as most of you
> have dabbled in the best route to take. i really dont want to run out
> of juice on the way to Lotus... thanks all tony #3484 doc 398
> 

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