I'm probably going to have to purchase a new fuel sender as ever since I emptied my tank to fit a new fuel tank outlet and filter it's not worked .I stuck around 4 gallons back in and the gauge didn't move .Ive done the tests and it seems my sender is at fault,maybe stuck but not sure .Gsf have replacment senders for just over £40 but have 40% discount codes every other week .Are these senders as good or similar to the other usual suppliers out there ?
Anyone bought and used a fuel tank sender unit from GSF
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To be fair GSF/Veewee parts are probably the same as a lot of suppliers but ive found
-Anything rubber from GSF is crap
-Most parts are Brazilian
-Their 40% thing although slightly cheaper is a bit of a con, they just put the prices up
(Check the price on veewee, then check the same order code on GSF)
Having said the above general parts like brake discs etc seem fine.
For anything rubber/bearing wise id stick to german-supplying companies.
-Anything rubber from GSF is crap
-Most parts are Brazilian
-Their 40% thing although slightly cheaper is a bit of a con, they just put the prices up
(Check the price on veewee, then check the same order code on GSF)
Having said the above general parts like brake discs etc seem fine.
For anything rubber/bearing wise id stick to german-supplying companies.
Dickie524
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I got one from B and B components on Ebay ("Tierod69").
It was £37 delivered, it was a Brazillian one, but it works fine
It was £37 delivered, it was a Brazillian one, but it works fine
le catweasel
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Iv got a gsf one fitted - they were in stock :lol:
Not had a problem with it so far, although not used the bus much recently haha
Not had a problem with it so far, although not used the bus much recently haha
