88 bronco fuel tank float ?

[hotrodmanIII]

do you have to drop the tank?

or is there an access hole beneath the carpet.

and is just float the replaceable?

thanks i got to do this tommorrow , i wanted to know b4 i droped the tank if i didnt have too.

 

[Roadkill]

Yes, the sending units are replaceable. But, unfortunately, there is no access panel under the carpet. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Edit:

Sorry, I mis-understood your original question. The sending units are replaceable as an entire unit, but I don't know if you can get just the float part.

 

[BB33's]

do you have to drop the tank?
or is there an access hole beneath the carpet.

and is just float the replaceable?

thanks i got to do this tommorrow , i wanted to know b4 i droped the tank if i didnt have too.

unfourtunately you'll have to drop the tank but it is not very hard and the whole job can be completed in an hour or so

 

[miesk5]

you can cut the floor pan to remove the pump, sender, float;

Fuel Pump Cut-out Measurements for Fuel Pump/Sender Replacement

EDITED URL - http://www.broncolinks.com/index.php?index=1

steve has said that other's measurememnets are not exactly 100% correct; so look closely before cutting

thanks Yardape for heads-up on the bad url!

 

[Yardape]

you can cut the floor pan to remove the pump, sender, float;Fuel Pump Cut-out Measurements for Fuel Pump/Sender Replacement

steve has said that other's measurememnets are not exactly 100% correct; so look closely before cutting

Do you have a link that doesnt require a password? Be careful cutting the hole, remember that is a gas tank under there. Make sure you have hotdogs onhand, could be quite the BBQ

 

[Roadkill]

Make sure you have hotdogs onhand, could be quite the BBQ

) ) ) ) that's one point for Yardape! ) ) ) ) Seriously, though, be very carefull whenever you use cutting equipment near the gas tank.

 

[miesk5]

hotrod; in case you do the cut-out, you can make op an access apnel in the floor pan using whatever or if you want, I know a dude who has cut sections of scrapped Bronco pan that you can use for the panel; they are oersized in re to the cut sections so then can be hinged or bolted in place. or DIY from a yard's B in your area.