Re: [DML] fuel sending units

["Martin Gutkowski" <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The spring loading is common to the one in my citroen

Martin

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Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2012 16:46:57 
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Subject: Re: [DML] fuel sending units

FYI - James brought one of the new fuel pump assemblies to the MidAtlantic Fall Tour last year. It is impressive looking. As you know everything is in one unit. It is spring loaded so that as you put it into the tank and push it down, it compresses a little so that you know that it is bottomed out. The info that we got is that the sending unit info is dampened so that the gauge doesn't fluctuate and that the fuel pump can be replaced by itself if needed. It sounds great, but until I talk to people that have it installed and working, I will withhold judgement. 

Gary Masie

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From: daveswingle2 
Date: Friday, April 27, 2012 10:28 am
Subject: Re: [DML] fuel sending units
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> Kind of a sneak peek - This will be released shortly. Don't 
> critique this until you see one installed - I know nobody 
> "outside" has seen one installed and running. It works VERY 
> well, and I predict we'll see people replacing working systems 
> just to get the benefits. (Removing all the rubber parts from 
> inside the tank, for one!)
> 
> There is a custom modern(microprocessor) circuit included to 
> provide gauge damping, activate the low fuel light, and reverse 
> the sensor. The damping time constant is very long, there is 
> absolutly no movement of the needle as the tank sloshes. 
> 
> It's also a unique pump as no EFI pump provides the correct 
> pressure for KJet. There was much more to developing this than 
> one might imagine. 
> 
> More information soon - Watch the usual places. 
> 
> Dave S
> 
> 
> 
> --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Martin Gutkowski" wrote:
> >
> > Citroen use similar combined units too, in fact when I saw the 
> unit in my Xantia the idea crossed my mind some years ago, but 
> the problem with a lever arm based unit is that it'll be up and 
> down like a yoyo as you drive without some electronic damping
> > 
> > Martin
> 
> 
>


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