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Fuel tank sender screws
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(10-02-2018, 01:14 PM)Pearls not a Singer Wrote: I believe that similar operating arms were used by BMC, british Leyland, Rover  et al  up until the nineties.  My sender has worked since 1985  with a plastic Austin Maxi float which fits perfectly into the loop on the end.

If our cherished suppliers don't have a gasket,  one should be available from an Austin Healey Sprite spares supplier

Loop on the end? What luxury!


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#12
Inside your tank is minging!
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(10-02-2018, 06:15 PM)Hedd Jones Wrote: Inside your tank is minging!

More than likely. What I can see which would have covered by fuel is not too bad. It’s what I can’t see should be a concern. I have the gravel, it’s the cement mixer to agitate it all I need now.
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#14
On my Ruby (which is 12v ) I have used a pre 1972 Mg Midget/Sprite sender unit
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#15
I Have 3 BA screws they will need shortening just let me know.
I have just done the job on my Austin 8. 
Bob
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#16
As the tank was significantly cleaner than the sender unit I left it alone. All is back together now using M4 bolts. I now have the 5/32 BSW bolts and there seems to be no difference in the threads. ie either bolt or nut between the two types are easily interchangeable. Now if I have a to remove the sender I know I can get the retaining bolts out without having to remove the tank.
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