Water sensors / gauges (1 Viewer)

Bart

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Near the junction of the A14 and A1, Cambs
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I have used them a couple of times on modified car builds with alloy fuel tanks and they work okay.

If your self build is a PVC then you are likely to fit underslung tanks so accessing this type of sender will need dropping the tank if it fails or a method of accessing from inside your van.

If you are fitting underslung tanks the Mopeka bluetooth bottom mounted sensors may be a better option.

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Thank you, I had a full conversation with another funster who has these, yet I couldn't remember the name of the product.

Not me, but I'm using them on our MH.



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I took a tap off the underslung water tank to an external clear plastic tube - result, I know exactly what amount of water I'm carrying

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