fuel sender

[wmcvey]

And to add to this fuel sender question, I'm not even sure the fuel tank I have is the correct one as it was sitting on the back seat when I pulled it out of the barn. So attached will be a couple images of my tank if someone could let me know if it looks like the correct one, even if it's not the original.

[ColinB]

These are fine: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fuel-level-s ... SwpLJgBuhy

[Phillip]

Hi William,

That is indeed a Roadster fuel tank, including the filler neck and cap.

I think I have an original sending unit in my spares somewhere...I will check...

I believe the original is 0 - 90 Ohms

Hope that helps!

[wmcvey]

Hi William,

That is indeed a Roadster fuel tank, including the filler neck and cap.

I think I have an original sending unit in my spares somewhere...I will check...

I believe the original is 0 - 90 Ohms

Hope that helps!

That would be great if you have a spare. This way the holes on the sender would line up as well. Thanks,

[bitsobrits]

I bought a new sender, for an Austin-Healy 100, I think, which worked great on my 4AD. Just had to bend the float lever arm a bit to match the original. Found the info on which other British cars used the same sender somewhere on this site or the UK Singer site, I believe. Sorry I don't have the actual cross reference info ready to hand.

[mikeyr]

On this site, I used the search engine which now works well.

viewtopic.php?p=9028

is this post about halfway down.

After some searching and luck...i have determined that the sender unit from a 1956 Mortis Minor is a direct bolt in with correct 0 to 90 ohms range.
my Morris friend says that the sender is the same for 1948 thru 63 Morris Minors.
Grant

[Phillip]

I found the original spare I have.
PM me if you are interested.
I'll post a photo ASAP.

[wmcvey]

I found the original spare I have.
PM me if you are interested.
I'll post a photo ASAP.

You must have read my mind, PM just sent.