Re: Fuel tank with bolt in sender unit
Posted: Tue May 06, 2014 8:11 pm
Hi,
just in case it helps,
yes, the "wizard" will sort out the mismatched gauge problem
choosing the "I will calibrate myself" option will mean you get a wizard set roughly to the middle of its range
but full instructions are included..
When setting up on a Mini, (with either sender and any gauge)
its easiest if you do this with an empty tank... (full if you have the early sender)
with the wizard all connected up add a short length of wire to the "sender in" terminal...
when you ground this, the wizard will think the sender is at the full position (empty with the early sender)
so not grounded is empty.. grounded is full... or vice versa
you can fiddle with the adjustments and get a perfect reading without the need to add or remove fuel to the tank..
Oh and if you have two tanks, and two senders... connect them in series and a single gauge will give you an indication of the total fuel on board !
Chris (the designer of the "wizard")
owner of one MK1 in bits in a garage somewhere !
just in case it helps,
yes, the "wizard" will sort out the mismatched gauge problem
choosing the "I will calibrate myself" option will mean you get a wizard set roughly to the middle of its range
but full instructions are included..
When setting up on a Mini, (with either sender and any gauge)
its easiest if you do this with an empty tank... (full if you have the early sender)
with the wizard all connected up add a short length of wire to the "sender in" terminal...
when you ground this, the wizard will think the sender is at the full position (empty with the early sender)
so not grounded is empty.. grounded is full... or vice versa
you can fiddle with the adjustments and get a perfect reading without the need to add or remove fuel to the tank..
Oh and if you have two tanks, and two senders... connect them in series and a single gauge will give you an indication of the total fuel on board !
Chris (the designer of the "wizard")
owner of one MK1 in bits in a garage somewhere !