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Micro Soldering Sender Unit, fixed it for FREE!

Thanks to all the awesome knowledge and info on this forum,
I knew exactly what to expect in there when I needed to pull out the sender unit and check it. It surely is not like the one on my old truck!

So, I pulled it out and found this:



Then I put on my "special" glasses and soldered it like this:




I wanted to test it FIRST before re-installing






Success !



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Had to do the same thing to the sending unit in a buddy's '78 911SC about 10 years ago so we could take a road trip to Monterey for the historics. Still works great to this day.

Nice job!
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Nice work...it's a little surprising that the sender unit is a rudimentary as that...
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I pulled my sending unit on the '77 because it was acting wonky, and what I found were very clean wires and connections, but the wires were not routed correctly between the V shaped contacts. Once I carefully laid them so the V tabs put constant pressure on the wires, it worked properly. I have no idea how they could have gotten so out of whack.
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Always like to see people take it upon themselves to actually fix something instead of just replacing it! Not sure if that qualifies for 'micro' but GREAT job! I imagine it is likely I will need to do this down the line, very helpful!

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