Petrol Tank Sender Identification Help

[shtu]

That;s from the extended range fuel tank of a 1995 Leyland Roadrunner, Australian spec.

[Neall Overil]

Krikkit & Shtu,
Many thanks everyone I’m taking all this down & still working on it.
Neall.

[shtu]

Slightly more serious answer - from your other posts, it's from a Rickman Ranger, and there's an owners' club and FB group for them. Tried those?

[Neall Overil]

Shtu,
Yes I’ve already been in touch with the club, the’ve been as much help as a chocolate fire guard! Thanks again.

Neall.

[oakdale]

This old thread on PH would suggest the tank used on the Rickman is from an Escort van/estate, doesn't say if mk1 or mk2 though but it may be worth giving the poster a nudge to ask if they remember.

The tank sender being is on the top of the tank rather than the side would confirm it's from a van/estate
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=12...

[Scrump]

Here is a Mk2 escort estate/van sender unit for sale.
Does look similar, although the top flange doesn’t appear to be the same shape.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322517692398?epid=14753...

[Neall Overil]

Scrump/Oakdale,
Many thanks for what you have both done. I will get in touch with the guys today to confirm if it is a top fixing or side fitting sender. Again much appreciated.
Neall.

[Ozzie Dave]

Hi Neil, I am unsure about whether you wish for originality, but at the price for that sender I would consider an alternative, possibly even tank and sender.
I have seen this unit https://www.enginemaster.com.au/classic-instrument... which is for an adjustable sender as I presume you wish to keep the original escort gauges. however there are many tanks that could be adapted, some of which may just need a resistor to balance the control.

[Neall Overil]

Ozzie,
Thanks for all your info. It could well be useful I have noted it. I have just been told that the sender was taken off the top of the tank. Which confirms that it is escort van!
Neall.