spi v's carb tank sender

[General Baxter]

they the same ?
the one on my spi tank has ****ed up, reads empty all the time,
will the one from my carb tank fit ?
its got around half a tank in,
if i back it on to some ramps, will i loose any fuel? lol


edit, **** i scrapped the tank last week :( lol

[mowgli]

http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:rPBOI7QRKlF9kM:http://www.haggul.com/ProdImage/25%255C499662.jpg (http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.haggul.com/ProdImage/25%255C499662.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.haggul.com/Category.asp%3FCID%3D160&usg=__UR2DNecM4LABdkbB7yFaBYMF6OY=&h=400&w=400&sz=116&hl=en&start=4&tbnid=rPBOI7QRKlF9kM:&tbnh=124&tbnw=124&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dgreen%2Bpetrol%2Bcan%26gbv%3D2%26hl%3 Den)
get one of these, fill it, then run the car round till it is empty, then pour a couple of pints in and drive home... petrol in the eye really hurts, a lot.

I don't know owt about spi tanks though, sorry

[General Baxter]

my can holds 20ltrs and made of steel tho lol

and 4 of them are full of cooking oil aswell at 2 200ltr barrels lol

[Nova_Tek]

Most probably not mate theres like 4 different versions for all Nova's. IIRC when I visited vauxhall for a sender for my carb tank theres was 2 dfferent types for my year. They told me the one for my car was NLS, checked it against the cars chassis number. When I emptied my tank I took out the sender and it was the other version which they can supply (thank god although it was £64)

From a carb to an spi I would asume that the likely hood is that they are dfferent. If you got half a tank then you may get away with not spilling fuel when the back is on ramps but its gonna be touch and go. Drain the tank if you can be bothered.