Hey Guys,I have been dealing with an intermittent fuel sender for about the
past 6 months and had checked wiring several times to no avail. This past
weekend I had my son help me take all the top decks and canopy off so that I
could get to all the wiring and the top of the fuel tank if need be. When we
took the decks off i checked and it did not work, went to really work on it
yesterday and turned it on so I could tell if i did something that made it work
and the dang thing worked. That makes it harder but I dug into it anyway. I
started with the through tank connections stud connections. The ground one was
nice an tight. I started to tighten the sender wire and found it was a little
loose. but it only got so tight nd then just spun. Great- I figured that I had
stripped it so i took the connection apart. What I found was that I had gotten
the wrong nut installed when ever the last time I had the header tank out of
the plane about 3 years ago. I found a nut with the correct threads and put it
all back together, the nut made the connection tight and the fuel gage works
great again. Joe Horton,Coopersburg, Pa.
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