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Its in the fuel tank and part of the sender unit i believe. Pull up back seat and take off the plastic cover then unscrew the sender securing ring, disconnect fuel pipes and loom and gently pull the sender unit out be careful not to bemd the float on the bottom. Make sure if you do change it...
A cat likes to sleep on my dads bike under the cover. The cat has scratched his bike so he has mixed up some spray, vinegar and water with some lemon juice and he has sprayed that all round the area where the bike is kept. This seems to be working touch wood!
You only need the big orange seal. Before you put the pipe back in smear some new engine oil on the seal. This ensures the seal dosen't get damaged when refitting
If the pins are green inside the plug then it may well be causing a problem. If thats the case what i would do is break out the soldering iron and cut out the white block, it would rule out one more problem and it wouldn't cost much either
You say you have repalced the engine loom but did it include the fuse box wiring plugs? I have come across a couple where the pins are corroded and cause a poor connection.
Ah right ok, i was thinking it was synchro and or gear but since doing the clutch on the mrs car i was starting to have my doubts. Looks like it will be a box rebuild then! Thanks for the advice bud.
Sounds like the same problem my mrs had with 3rd on her 206. Downshifting it would be very hard to get into gear and would crunch when it did go in. I drove it and tried pumping the clutch at the point it wouldn't go in then it slipped in a treat... ooo er misses! I have since changed the clutch...