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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => 73-87 Chevy & GMC Trucks => Topic started by: chronos on April 21, 2008, 07:31:22 PM
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One more thing to figure out before I get my tank back in:
Can I splice together the ground wire coming off the new
sending unit into the existing ground wire that went into the old one?
Seems OK to me , but thought I'd check for some input.
Thanks
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??? If you have a new sending unit why do you need to splice the ground wire?
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Why not just junk anything old and fit new anyway? That way you'll know its good ;)
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I would price a new one. What you have to consider is that even if it ohms out ok, it still may not work with a load , even though it is so minimal.
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I would price a new one. What you have to consider is that even if it ohms out ok, it still may not work with a load , even though it is so minimal.
Price a new ground wire? I guess it depends on the gauge, but I would bet price is not an issue. :D
I would guess you could with out any problems...except... what if the reason your last sender was inaccurate was a bad ground?
I would run new, if it were mine.
Good luck!
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I meant new sending unit ::) ;)
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Chronos, I believe each guy in there own way is wanting to get around to asking..."Have you looked how long & where the ground wire goes?" Just remove the 1/2"-13mm bolt, clean up the frame where the ring sits, put the new one on & put some grease on it when your done to prevent corrosion. Lorne
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I meant new sending unit ::) ;)
I figured you did... he said in the original post he had a new one. Sorry for the poke, though, I couldn't resist. ;D