Fuel sending unit

vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Im getting ready to do my walbro fuel pump install but was still looking around for a fuel gauge sending unit becasue my fuel gauge bounces around alot. I didnt think of spending the 250 dollars for a a/c delco unit so i decided to just go ahead with a dorman. Can someone let me know if this is correct part. Four outlets?
DORMAN Part # 692025
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{#25028842} Number of Outlets: 4
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vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Re: Fuel sending unit

Im getting ready to do my walbro fuel pump install but was still looking around for a fuel gauge sending unit becasue my fuel gauge bounces around alot. I didnt think of spending the 250 dollars for a a/c delco unit so i decided to just go ahead with a dorman. Can someone let me know if this is correct part. Four outlets?
DORMAN Part # 692025
MoreInfo2.png
{#25028842} Number of Outlets: 4
gassendingunit.jpg
Forget this question i allready received an answer from another thread. I was told it is the correct one!!

Thanks
 

syclone rider

New member
Re: Fuel sending unit

Yes thats it im doing the samething you are doing i just got mine last week getting ready to put it in.Just make sure its for the 20 something gallon tank and not the 13.
 

thesyguy

Member
Re: Fuel sending unit

I did the same thing and the doorman unit does not work properly. Even with a full tank it only reads half. I checked the connections and even pulled it out once to make sure the float was working properly. Still f'd up.

I bought a used unit off of someone here on the board and will put it in this winter.

So beware, the cheaper price may come with an additional cost of doing it more than once.
 

vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Re: Fuel sending unit

I did the same thing and the doorman unit does not work properly. Even with a full tank it only reads half. I checked the connections and even pulled it out once to make sure the float was working properly. Still f'd up.

I bought a used unit off of someone here on the board and will put it in this winter.

So beware, the cheaper price may come with an additional cost of doing it more than once.

Thanks but unit is already on it's way. I had tons of members tell me to go with this unit. Maybe you got a bad one or may e one for the 13 gallon tank. That was one thing people have stated make sure it's for the 20 gallon tank. Well I'll let you know how it turns out.
 

vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Re: Fuel sending unit

Not trying to hj your thread, but I just ordered this one. Is it wrong? I wanted the 20gl and I have a Walbro pump already....

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php?catalog=22&partnum=FG06A&a=FR22-FG06A-301460
WOW that is cheap. I was hesitant to go with dorman but i didnt want to spend three times the cost and go with a/c delco and other high price ones. A lot of people had good reviews for the dorman. O well lets just see what happens.
 

vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Re: Fuel sending unit

Okay guys so my hard work taking the tank down did NOT PAY OFF!!! DAM am i pissed. Well put the walbro pump and new sending unit. The reason for the sending unit is becasue the needle would jump around. Well guess what................yes you are right i didnt even take it for a long drive except up the road and back and that dam needle is all over the place. Is there something else that can be the casue of it. How the hell can this be the sending unit again. :rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:
 

BoostedSUV

Active member
Re: Fuel sending unit

Did you check the ground for the sending unit/gas tank? Ground for the gauge cluster?
 

vinnieTy

TY # 1889
Re: Fuel sending unit

Did you check the ground for the sending unit/gas tank? Ground for the gauge cluster?
I have the ground in the stock location. It has the racetronixs unit, the rear license plate light and the sending unit. It actually moves when you rock the car like its broke. How i have no idea. I took it easy from the box and installed it with caution.
 
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