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Old 05 January 2020, 17:19   #1
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Petrol Sender

Anybody recognise this petrol sender?
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Old 05 January 2020, 18:35   #2
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No - it's not mine.

I thought the stud pattern might help but a lot seem to be five stud.
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you will have to remove it and take a few pic. Wema make a good selection of replacement senders to match your gauge .
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Hi guys. Mine must be all clogged up.
I went to take it out and one of the screws has been rounded off. What do you think is the best way to remove ? Standard way for removing rounded screw ?
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These, or similar, are a good starting point.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/screw-bol...E&gclsrc=aw.ds


They are not great with flat head screws, where cutting a new recess with a thin cutting blade or a hacksaw, or a hammer and an old fashioned impact driver are best.
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Very careful use of a dremel to make a slot then use a straight blade screwdriver.
Best to use an impact driver bit as the bit is ground parallel which will help to prevent it slipping out of the slot.
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Hi guys. Mine must be all clogged up.
I went to take it out and one of the screws has been rounded off. What do you think is the best way to remove ? Standard way for removing rounded screw ?
pick a torx bit similar inner dia to the rounding and tap it so the stars grip into the metal surrounding ,usually works for me
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