This on-demand instructional video was filmed to go with Kent's new fuel tank sending unit service kit launched in June of 2020. This is not a complete video on the subject of fuel level sending units. For the complete video see related products below. The short video covers cleaning a very dirty sending unit with the tools and supplies provided in the service kit ( see related products below). Watch an excerpt from this video as Kent explains how you can do this yourself!
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1970's and 1980's Fuel Tank Gauge Sending Unit Removal and Repair - On Demand Video
If your fuel level gauge is not reading accurately or the needle jumps around and or your car’s low fuel warning light does not comes on, it is usually a problem with the tubular sending unit in the fuel tank.
Fuel Tank Level Sending Unit Service Kit w/ 2 Instructional Videos
If your fuel gauge stops working or is not reading accurately, many times it can be repaired by removing it from the fuel tank, taking it apart and giving it a good internal cleaning of the contact points, float shaft, and wires.