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Which Thermister???

oldokie

If this thermister  RL2004-582-97-D1RL2004-582-97-D1 NTC THERMISTOR ) is not recommended for immersion in gasoline or diesel

can you suggest a substitute that will work as a sensor for a low fuel light. I am fairly certain that these thermisters

are being used in fuel tanks. I am a novice when it comes to electronic subjects, detailed answers, please.

 

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Old Okie

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    I realize that this is a simple question for experienced electronics people but it was a puzzle to me.

    The discussion has been enlightening and informative. I have found the correct thermister for this system.

    The simple answer is that the thermister serves as the ground leg for the light and little if any current is

    present in the fuel tank.  Thanks for the help.

     

    Old Okie/Gerald  McGarvin

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    I realize that this is a simple question for experienced electronics people but it was a puzzle to me.

    The discussion has been enlightening and informative. I have found the correct thermister for this system.

    The simple answer is that the thermister serves as the ground leg for the light and little if any current is

    present in the fuel tank.  Thanks for the help.

     

    Old Okie/Gerald  McGarvin

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