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from what i've discovered, the sender uses the fuel as a coolant.. therefore if it's not submerged in fuel, or something of equal viscosity/gravity, then it'll get too hot? Bullshit. I'll explain why. So your riding happily along you run low on fuel, you then run out of fuel but your tank is still ...

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Read that I think it also describes how to use a LED as a low fuel warning lamp.

It says TK posted the solution. It was me, some glitch I suppose. If you need further assistance feel free to contact me

I burned threw the fuel sensor again. What am I doing wrong? https://s32.postimg.org/4w7vhbyo5/Untitled.png I hooked it up like the beautiful drawing above with a 10 amp fuse in between. The first time after switching the power on, the fuel sensor (out of the tank) starts to smoke and the light com...