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  1. ToddJK

    Oil sending unit - odd wires on it

    Check inside that plug from #36. Sometimes the wire breaks free inside that plug and is just barely making contact. It's pretty easy to pull apart and re-user the plug with new wire. I've also had the opposite side, near the gauge, so dry rotted, as soon as I lightly tugged, it just broke...
  2. ToddJK

    Oil sending unit - odd wires on it

    I don't know why that has that wire like that, unless it was a thought that it would be used on more than one type of motor, or a ground, but I don't know why those old ones have it while any of the newer ones we see today, do not.
  3. ToddJK

    Oil sending unit - odd wires on it

    I'm not sure what does what exactly, but mine looks a bit different as I do have the 0-120 sending unit and it just has a plug to it. Is the new unit a 0-120? If not, it'll be off again, maybe just not as jumpy, but if it is and it still flickers around a lot, I would check the wires to make...
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