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stealthtt24
PostPosted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 1:04 am 
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Basically I am buying an AWD gas tank and driveshaft in the next few weeks. Is the sending unit different from FWD to AWD cars? Thanks, mark

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its off a 91 talon, but I did some research and looks like they are different so I will be picking it up!

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much different. awd, fwd, and gvr4 are not compatible in anyway.
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:( Clarification, please. I was just getting ready to buy a '91 Eclipse AWD gastank. I had assumed that my fuel pump (Walbro 250 from my old tank) and sending unit would work. I thought that this would be better than a fuel cell. Are you saying that my old sending unit and companion fuel pump will not fit the AWD tank? Should I use the sending unit from the AWD gastank? Should I put the Walbro into the AWD fuel pump frame? Thanks.

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fwd tank must use fwd sender, awd tank must use awd sender, gvr4 tank must use gvr4 sender
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OK. Got it. :-? Just wondering, as to whether the FWD dashboard fuel guage will be accurate (within reason) using the AWD tank and sending unit. It seems that it would, but I just wonder. Thanks for saving me some irritation.

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works fine
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:evil: Oh holy irritation Batman, my so-called AWD tank source proved unable.nmnm I gues I'll try the wanted section.

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:evil: Oh holy irritation Batman, my so-called AWD tank source proved unable.nmnm I gues I'll try the wanted section.
Got a tank for you Bill!!! 89ColtGT is picking up an AWD GSX tomorrow, and I'm sure he can send you the tank and sender!!!!!


PM him right now!!




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On the AWD tank, the fuel pump and sender are mounted together on one holder in the tank. They are connected to a circular top entirely different from our usual pentagon shaped device.

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Pump differences:



www.vfaq.com
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1G AWD pump assembly


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1G FWD pump assembly

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Not to hijack the thread but why does my 94 colt AWD have what appears to be 2 pumps?
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What is your location per the rules when you join the site and can you take a picture of your fuel pump assembly or get one off the net to show those of us that don't have one apart, what you are referring to.
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Pump = 1
level gauge/sender = 2
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