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Old 04-29-2006, 10:00 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm sure I've seen a post re this but can I find it? So I hope some good person can help. What should be the resistance shown by the fule level sensor at full and empty? I think mine has gone west - it shows 83 ohms with the tank around 2/3 full. The gauge shows just over empty and the light comes on intermittently. I've checked all the connectors and there's no corrosion or looseness.

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Old 04-29-2006, 11:28 AM   #2 (permalink)
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About 93 ohms empty 13 ohms full assuming it is the same as my RS. My RS fuel light was on all the time so I set up a rheostat to check the wiring on the bike. The sending unit was stuck at 93 ohms. I pulled the unit out of the tank and it seemed to check fine. I checked that the float actually floated in gas. I put it back together and it is fine.
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About 93 ohms empty 13 ohms full assuming it is the same as my RS. My RS fuel light was on all the time so I set up a rheostat to check the wiring on the bike. The sending unit was stuck at 93 ohms. I pulled the unit out of the tank and it seemed to check fine. I checked that the float actually floated in gas. I put it back together and it is fine.
Excellent mate. Us Norton owners will show them the way........
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