Jeep CJ Models Fuel Tank Sending Unit Kit 15 Gallon - Omix-Ada 17724.09 Review

He started us, but the intake manifold is too short. 1/4 tank is empty. It came with a screen that moved it deeper, but it was too long to fit in the tank so I couldn't use it. I needed the car to run more than I have to worry about 1/4 gas so we're forced to use it anyway.

I bought this for my 1973 CJ5 Jeep after visiting several auto parts stores near my home and most of them had no idea what I was talking about, when he asked about a fuel supply unit. You could order me one but it would need modification to make it work so I went with this one. And no surprises, perfect fit and no modifications, what-is-eva. So far the Omix-Ada has been a blessing to my Jeep.

When the gearbox arrived the first thing I noticed was that it looked bent at the sealing edge. The float arm felt sticky at the bottom of the stroke (idle), probably because the mechanism was too tight. I put my voltmeter across the terminals and it read correctly in ohms. The new one is coming tomorrow and we'll see if it fits.

I ran a quick bench test on this new out of the box unit. Using an ohmmeter, I bent the bottom tab a little to make sure the 73 ohm resistor was dead. The same goes for the full 10 ohms. As I started raising the float I got 33 ohms at half a tank (good), then it jumped to 80 ohms at 3/4 tank (bad), then as I moved further the ohms reading was all over the place. At full load it reaches 10 ohms. Om readings are everywhere. That's why you replace the fuel delivery unit

I give it 3 stars because while it works I had to fiddle with it to make it work. When I first took it out of the box I put it on my multimeter to make sure the resistance was right. Have found it reads all over the place, has no "smooth" swing. I bent the wiper arm more and had to do a little work to figure out the right tension to make it work, but I got it to work. I installed it about a month ago and it's still working, but I wouldn't be surprised if it fails tomorrow.

I ordered this transfer unit some time ago and when the nasal filter which goes to the intake manifold before putting the unit in the tank didn't arrive in the box I immediately emailed CSE Offroad , and they asked me to send them a picture of the contents of the box which I did, they checked their stock and realized the seller had made a mistake and sent several with no filter. CSE worked with the supplier, installed the sock filters and shipped me the missing sock filters. The nose filter is…

I replaced the fuel delivery unit in my Jeep CJ with this unit along with a compatible fuel gauge, temperature sensor and temperature delivery unit. Works perfectly . The hardest part was resetting and reinstalling the fuel tank, but this has been done many times on cars. Do yourself a favor and drain the tank, just because it's a 15-gallon tank and it may not be full doesn't make it any easier to rig the skid plate back onto the Jeep. Before removing the old block, use a compressed block to…