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SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE

SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE

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Description

For 240 Ohm Empty / 33 Ohm Fuel Gauge models. Adjustable for 5" - 24" deep tank. Fits standard 5-bolt mounting flange.

ADDITIONAL NOTES

Feature Points

For 240 Ohm Empty / 33 Ohm Fuel Gauge models.
Adjustable for 5" - 24" deep tank.
Fits standard 5-bolt (2.125 in. circle) top mounting flange.

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Reviews

SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 2.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from Sucks! Gauge doesnt work as advised. Customer service was terrible on addressing the issues.

Date published: 2019-09-10

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Fuel sender Added a fuel sender to my dash gauges last month. After adding the adapter from 6 to 5 screws it worked great.

Date published: 2020-02-28

Questions

What's the difference between this sending unit and the Marine unit ?

Asked by: Lfntman

Thank you for your question. There is no difference between the two functionality wise since they both go from 240 ohms empty and 33 ohms full.

Answered by: Steve from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-12-24

Hi there have a auto meter ultra lite fuel gauge in a Toyota 1974 Corolla.when car is full of gas it reads half full.believe it's the original sender and the ohm must be different.if I buy the autometer sensor adjustable 240ohm to 33ohm would this fix it?

Asked by: Tony 1974

Tony, Thank you for your question. Please give our tech line a call at 866-248-6356 for assistance.

Answered by: Steve from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-10-22

Hello I have a  5714 0/90 ohms phantom fuel gauge and this 240/33 ohms sending unit I didn’t know they were different till I installed everything is there anyway I can trick the gauge to operate properly or is my only option to replace the gauge 

Asked by: Mark450

Thank you for your inquiry. The 5714 cannot be made to work with the 3262 sender. You will need a 5716: https://www.autometer.com/2-fuel-level-240-e-33f-sse-3262-sender.html

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-10-14

Are the seals and float made of nitrile and compatible with diesel fuel? Do you make a 24 volt fuel level indicator to match with the Auto Meter 3262 sending unit?

Asked by: Garrett53

Thank you for your inquiry. The 3262 is compatible with diesel. We do not make any 24 volt gauges, however.

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-10-08

I’m using the 3262 fuel level sending unit with the ATM-5716 gauge.... never worked.... I just dropped my tank and the float/switch is tight not allowing the sender to function..... Is this E85 compatible??

Asked by: musict

Thank you for your question. It is compatible with E85. I would recommend contacting our support team so they can go through some troubleshooting steps with you to see why you are experiencing this issue. You can contact them at 866.248.6357 or https://www.autometer.com/contacts

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-08-28

I am installing this sender in a fuel cell that has foam in it. Will the foam interfere with the arm operating properly?

Asked by: Jk1267

Thank you for your question. This will not work in your application and, unfortunately, we do not have a different fuel level sending unit available. You will find someone who offers a compatible 240-33ohm sending unit for your application.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-08-26

How do I make this work on a 6 volt car from the 30's?

Asked by: RICo

Thank you for your question. This sending unit does not require any voltage, so it will work just fine on your application. You will just need to find a gauge that works on 240-33ohms that is compatible with a 6v system as none of our gauges will work.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-05-15

would this sender unit be compatible with Product #: 4314-SP0B, if not would you have one that is

Asked by: Edmond

Thank you for your question. No, it is not compatible with 4314 which is 0-90Ohms. We do not have a 0-90Ohm sending unit.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-04-18

SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE Questions - page 2

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SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE

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What's the difference between this sending unit and the Marine unit ?

Hi there have a auto meter ultra lite fuel gauge in a Toyota 1974 Corolla.when car is full of gas it reads half full.believe it's the original sender and the ohm must be different.if I buy the autometer sensor adjustable 240ohm to 33ohm would this fix it?

Hello I have a  5714 0/90 ohms phantom fuel gauge and this 240/33 ohms sending unit I didn’t know they were different till I installed everything is there anyway I can trick the gauge to operate properly or is my only option to replace the gauge

Are the seals and float made of nitrile and compatible with diesel fuel? Do you make a 24 volt fuel level indicator to match with the Auto Meter 3262 sending unit?

I’m using the 3262 fuel level sending unit with the ATM-5716 gauge.... never worked.... I just dropped my tank and the float/switch is tight not allowing the sender to function..... Is this E85 compatible??

I am installing this sender in a fuel cell that has foam in it. Will the foam interfere with the arm operating properly?

How do I make this work on a 6 volt car from the 30's?

would this sender unit be compatible with Product #: 4314-SP0B, if not would you have one that is

About California Proposition 65

About California Proposition 65

SENSOR, FUEL LEVEL, ADJUSTABLE, 240 OHM EMPTY TO 33 OHM FULL, SWING-ARM TYPE

SHARE

What's the difference between this sending unit and the Marine unit ?

Hi there have a auto meter ultra lite fuel gauge in a Toyota 1974 Corolla.when car is full of gas it reads half full.believe it's the original sender and the ohm must be different.if I buy the autometer sensor adjustable 240ohm to 33ohm would this fix it?

Hello I have a &nbsp;5714 0/90 ohms phantom fuel gauge and this 240/33 ohms sending unit I didn&rsquo;t know they were different till I installed everything is there anyway I can trick the gauge to operate properly or is my only option to replace the gauge&nbsp;

Are the seals and float made of nitrile and compatible with diesel fuel? Do you make a 24 volt fuel level indicator to match with the Auto Meter 3262 sending unit?

I&rsquo;m using the 3262 fuel level sending unit with the ATM-5716 gauge.... never worked.... I just dropped my tank and the float/switch is tight not allowing the sender to function..... Is this E85 compatible??

I am installing this sender in a fuel cell that has foam in it. Will the foam interfere with the arm operating properly?

How do I make this work on a 6 volt car from the 30's?

would this sender unit be compatible with Product #: 4314-SP0B, if not would you have one that is

About California Proposition 65

About California Proposition 65

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Hello I have a 5714 0/90 ohms phantom fuel gauge and this 240/33 ohms sending unit I didn’t know they were different till I installed everything is there anyway I can trick the gauge to operate properly or is my only option to replace the gauge

I’m using the 3262 fuel level sending unit with the ATM-5716 gauge.... never worked.... I just dropped my tank and the float/switch is tight not allowing the sender to function..... Is this E85 compatible??