Passion 4
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Electrical question: fuel gauge/sender regulator?
I've had a Aug 71> one year only early bay fuel tank fitted to my splitty along with its corresponding 12v fuel sender. All has gone well, but apparently the gauge needle dances around a bit as apparently the early bay gauges normally had a regulator of some kind fitted, where as split try's didn't?
Does this make sense, is it a case of trying to get an appropriate regulator to fit to stop the gauge needle dancing around as the fuel moves around?
I've had a Aug 71> one year only early bay fuel tank fitted to my splitty along with its corresponding 12v fuel sender. All has gone well, but apparently the gauge needle dances around a bit as apparently the early bay gauges normally had a regulator of some kind fitted, where as split try's didn't?
Does this make sense, is it a case of trying to get an appropriate regulator to fit to stop the gauge needle dancing around as the fuel moves around?