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<blockquote data-quote="fallingoffalot" data-source="post: 615533" data-attributes="member: 28771"><p>My fuel gauge seems to flip between temperamental and not working, I understand that even replacing the sender may not solve the issue. I did a bit of searching and came across this:</p><p></p><p>https://www.rototherm.co.uk/non-invasive-tank-level-gauge-23.asp</p><p></p><p>Is this something that could be stuck to the bottom of the tank - is there space? </p><p></p><p>Or maybe some DIY solution, like a series of say 5 transceivers positioned up the side of the tank that will be able to detect whether they are transmitting through air or petrol. Each of the 5 levels could be reported using LEDs, or maybe just have one when tank reaches 20%?</p><p></p><p>I'm going to get my oscilloscope out tonight and do some experiments (unless I discover that it's highly dangerous).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fallingoffalot, post: 615533, member: 28771"] My fuel gauge seems to flip between temperamental and not working, I understand that even replacing the sender may not solve the issue. I did a bit of searching and came across this: https://www.rototherm.co.uk/non-invasive-tank-level-gauge-23.asp Is this something that could be stuck to the bottom of the tank - is there space? Or maybe some DIY solution, like a series of say 5 transceivers positioned up the side of the tank that will be able to detect whether they are transmitting through air or petrol. Each of the 5 levels could be reported using LEDs, or maybe just have one when tank reaches 20%? I'm going to get my oscilloscope out tonight and do some experiments (unless I discover that it's highly dangerous). [/QUOTE]
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