Fuel level sender

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Building the Is tank. Vans float level sender is on backorder. The part number seems to coincide with Stewart-Warner. Vans #IE F385B, S-W 385B-F.

S-W shows ohm range 33 full, 240 empty. Both call it "Left arm" Anyone know if this is what Vans uses?

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[Blain]

Update- opened the details tab for this part on the web store. Same specs and I think they even used S-W stock photo. Looks like an order from Summit Racing will do it.

 

[Mitch757]

Ordered this for almost half Vans price. Fast shipping.

 

[PaulvS]

Ordered this for almost half Vans price. Fast shipping.

Thanks for the update, and where did you buy it ? Was it Summit?
Thx

 

[snowsam]

Yes, the Summit item is correct.

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Stewart Warner 385B-F​

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[jask]

Yes, the Summit item is correct.

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Stewart Warner 385B-F

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Is it the same sensor for both tanks? The rod just being bent the opposite way?

 

[jsalley]

snowsam said:
Yes, the Summit item is correct.
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Stewart Warner 385B-F
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Is it the same sensor for both tanks? The rod just being bent the opposite way?


You’re on the RV-12 forum. Only one tank on the -12.

 

[Blain]

You’re on the RV-12 forum. Only one tank on the -12.

I am but not sure how that relates to my question.

 

[12vaitor]

Yes, the Summit item is correct.

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Stewart Warner 385B-F

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Just relaced the leaking fuel sender on my legacy RV-12 with a Stewart Warner 385B from Summit Racing. Same part number as the old one. The 385B is $28 vs $45 for the 385B-F. You have to bend the float arm to the dimensions listed in section 37 of the KAI.