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fuel tank sending unit wire, need assistance

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by ESMITHERS, May 12, 2011.

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    ESMITHERS Member

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    85 maxim 700 aircooled.. have a fuel the wire coming from the tank itself and dont know where its suppose to plug into, been meaning to ask but just forgot but remeber toask now. i have looked and can not find where its plugs into. please let me know where i need to plug it into so it's not dangling beside the motor. thanks
     
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    On the 550s it snakes out under the rear of the tank through a channel in the rubber mounting buffer and plugs in under the seat, next to the LH frame rail. Yours may be similar.
     
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    there is nothing for it to plug into near or around the carbs or the lh side where the majority of the wire loom connects to everything.
     
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    There should be a connector on the left side. It might fall down along side the battery or pull the TCI/rectifier plate and see if it's hanging behind there. Usually it plugs in just in front of the top of battery and behind the fuel tank.
     
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