Product Review: A100 Fuel Sender For 67 Dart
Part 2...
Hard to see but there is a sweep and what looks like a set screw to hold the float arm to the sweep. Not sure how I feel about it, point of failure???
I also noted that when the rheostate sweep moves across the resistance wire there is an audible sound of each wire being touched, kind of like a guitar string.
The connector for the sender looked like it might be a problem,the nut and washers left only a short threaded section. As it turned out the nut and washer are not a structural part of the assy, the stud has a flange that when pressed / crimped in place to attach the connection to the rheostat is what applies the sealing force. ( The OEM post is hanging on the lip on the right)
The supplied sealing ring and washer,
Not sure if the PN is L0-006-N or N-900-07
Comparing OEM to new (I would use the OEM retainer)
Gasket, ( I did not have an OEM to measure)
Cont...
Part 2...
Hard to see but there is a sweep and what looks like a set screw to hold the float arm to the sweep. Not sure how I feel about it, point of failure???
I also noted that when the rheostate sweep moves across the resistance wire there is an audible sound of each wire being touched, kind of like a guitar string.
The connector for the sender looked like it might be a problem,the nut and washers left only a short threaded section. As it turned out the nut and washer are not a structural part of the assy, the stud has a flange that when pressed / crimped in place to attach the connection to the rheostat is what applies the sealing force. ( The OEM post is hanging on the lip on the right)
The supplied sealing ring and washer,
Not sure if the PN is L0-006-N or N-900-07
Comparing OEM to new (I would use the OEM retainer)
Gasket, ( I did not have an OEM to measure)
Cont...
