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Posted by D Sherman on Thursday, December 25, 2008 at 00:10:05 :
Thought I'd try to fix yet another fuel sender this evening, and did the usual bit of soldering all the parts together that had bad connections. However when I stuck the sender back in the tank, I noticed that the float promptly sank. It's a cork float. Is it possible to rejuvenate it? I hate to cannibalize a good sender just to get the cork off of it, and a wine cork is way too small. I suppose I could solder up some intricate little thing out of some thin copper sheet I have, but that seems like a lot of work. What's the usual fix for a water-logged (gas-logged?) fuel sender float?
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