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where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? #829198 08/07/07 03:30 AM
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subliminaltrips Offline OP
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none of the parts counters carry them. im thinking its dealer. i looked through the part # thread and didnt see it, may have looked over it but does anybody know the part number or where to find a new one? mine is intermittant i think i may be able to fix it but id like to know how much a new one is.

Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: subliminaltrips] #829199 08/07/07 03:37 AM
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http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?siteid=840

www.1sttoyotaparts.com

You might also need gasket and screws.

If it's intermittent, check your wiring before you go throwing money after parts FIRST. Problem area is where they rot on the top of the tank.


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Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: subliminaltrips] #829200 08/07/07 04:48 PM
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fourwd1 Offline
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It's a dealer only item.
If it's intermittent it may be repairable.
Pull it out and clean the rheostat windings with electrical contact cleaner.


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Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: fourwd1] #829201 08/08/07 12:07 AM
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subliminaltrips Offline OP
Wheeler
thanks i have verified the wiring is good, im going to clean the contacts tonight. the truck the tank was in sat with bad gas in it for almost 2 years and it was gunky i can access easily since i have a flat bed so its no big deal to clean it.

Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: subliminaltrips] #829202 08/08/07 02:42 AM
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subliminaltrips Offline OP
Wheeler
i went out and pulled the sending unit, it was all caked with rusty varnish so i pulled off the cover on the rheostat sprayed it with contact cleaner and used an old tooth brush to clean it off. i hooked it up and tested it and it worked but it wouldnt go past 3/4 tank on the gauge. i tried messing with it and hit it with some emry and then a green scratch pad and more cleaner. still did the same thing.
i remembered i had the old tank that was originally on the truck before i did the efi swap i looked at the sending unit and it has the same bolt pattern so i figured id take a peek. the only difference in the sending unit was the one on the sr5 model i pulled the tank/efi/gauges from has the extra "low fuel" light sensor which is a 3 wire plug the one i had originally was from a 2 wire setup without the light. it was as easy as a few snips a bit of solder and some shrink tubing to splice in to the original harness. it now registers correct.

btw kewlnyx i wasnt able to find the sending unit on either of those sites. dont need one now but id bet the stealer has it.

Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: subliminaltrips] #829203 08/08/07 09:49 AM
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ovrrdrive Offline
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With these gas prices who can afford to fill up past 3/4 tank anyway?

Mine could have been like that for years and I still wouldn't know. I drop in $20 a week whether it needs it or not. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

Re: where can you buy a new fuel sending unit? [Re: ovrrdrive] #829204 08/08/07 01:55 PM
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subliminaltrips Offline OP
Wheeler
yea but i want my ***** to work!


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