Fuel Level Sender Resistence?

[SXS]

Anyone by any chance know the resistor range of the Cerbera's fuel level sender?

[SXS]

Such a simple bloody question and no one is answering!

Right, I'm off to enjoy the sun!

[JensenA]

It's a bit to technical for this Forum mate !! Dunno whats happened to it lately. I've had a look through all my wiring digrams and no information there so I can't help you.

PS - Post a thread about what new alloys if you feel igonred - you'll be inundated with replies

[Gazzab]

sadly that is what happens to the forum when a car becomes affordable and is ripe for chav'ing.

[JensenA]

Gazzab said:

sadly that is what happens to the forum when a car becomes affordable and is ripe for chav'ing.

Exactly what I've been thinking, sad but rue.

[GreenV8S]

Don't know, but it's trivially easy to find out if you have the car.

[THE BIG DOG]

Gazzab said:

sadly that is what happens to the forum when a car becomes affordable and is ripe for chav'ing.

I love that word. Chav'ing!
Didn't you have a prancing Donkey stuck on the wings of your old one?
Was thinking of getting a ANIMAL sticker for mine!!!!!
Any luck with getting a Cerbie yet?

[jonbarrett]

I'm not keen plugging my test gear into any device sitting in the tank. However, with the tank being in the boot I assume it would be simple to remove the sender and check the resistance range with a multimeter.

Ash, what are you planning to do with the information when you have it?

[SXS]

GreenV8S said:

Don't know, but it's trivially easy to find out if you have the car.

Car is 200 miles away, checking the resistance is simple enough, just thought it might be common knowledge amongst all the DIY'ers... obviously not a part anyone has played around with (ie digital fuel level gauges etc...)

[julian64]

I would ring cairbont. A quick google search usually gets them. The resistance of the sender would be matched to the gauge, and I'm sure they can tell you the resistance for FSD on the gauge?