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i bought a 77 ford f100 and the guy i got it from put a tank behind the seat.the one underneath is rusted.the sending unit in the tank behind the seat was way rusted! how do i know what year sending unit to put in it?since i dont know what year the tank is?i bought one off e bay that looke exactly like the old one but cant get the fuel guage to move!!! i grounded it to the cab.my amp is grounded to the cab and it works fine? i jumped the sending unit to the groun and the needle goes all the way up! does that mean the sending unit is wrong????? help!!!!!
With the float arm all the way down, the resistance should be close to 70 ohms. With the float arm all the way up, the resistance should be close to 10 ohms. That's all.
did ford make a behind the seat tank for the 77.if not what year will work if i need 70-10 ohms?
Have you actually measured yours yet? It may already be the correct sending unit in the first place.
10/70 ohm is a VERY common resistance range for Fords. That's because most of the gauge windings are all the same. You're not going about this properly. Stop focusing so much on what is used where and simply get out your multimeter and measure what you have. You've been posting your question in one form or another for the last week and it could have been solved long ago.