MINI FUEL TANK FUEL SENDER – MORRIS & LEYLAND SEDAN – [XNB10007]

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Replacement fuel tank sender unit to suit Morris and Leyland Mini sedan / saloon models fitted with a voltage stabiliser.

The fuel tank sender unit is responsible for sending the fuel level reading from the petrol tank to the dash gauge. If your fuel gauge is reading incorrectly, stuck on empty, stuck on full or giving inconsistent readings, a worn or faulty sender unit may be the cause.

This sender suits Mini saloon models from 1964 through to 1992 where a voltage stabiliser is fitted, making it a practical replacement for restoring reliable fuel gauge operation.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Suits: Morris and Leyland Mini sedan / saloon models
• Application: Fuel tank sender unit
• Fitment years: 1964 to 1992
• Required system: Vehicles fitted with voltage stabiliser
• Sender reference: [XNB10007]
• Sealing ring included: No
• Locking ring included: No
• Early pre-1964 six-bolt sender available separately: [2A2163]
• Obsolete early sender reference: [ARA959]
• 1 required per vehicle

IMPORTANT FITMENT NOTE

Some 1964-built cars may have a similar locking ring style sender, but the correct sender depends on whether a voltage stabiliser is fitted behind the speedo.

If no voltage stabiliser is fitted, the car may have originally used sender [ARA959], which is now obsolete. Pre-1964 cars generally used the six-bolt sender type [2A2163].

Always check your existing sender type, tank fitting and voltage stabiliser setup before ordering.