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Old 03-30-2011, 04:24 AM   #10
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Re: Gas guage problems..

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Originally Posted by tucsonjwt View Post
Can you tell us which brands of sending units less than $100 do not cause the gas gauge to bounce?
I think you mis-understood my post. For less than $10 in parts from Radio Shack you can add enough hysteresis (electronic damping) to the sender signal that the gauge doesn't jump around with the cheap senders.

Here's a link to some discussion on an electronics board about building a simple anti-slosh circuit for a 1960's Italian car. http://www.discovercircuits.com/ubbt...er=6590&page=1

I would guess GM used mechanical damping on the actual movement of the sender arm. F*&d used a simple circuit on the gauge panel with cheaper senders.
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