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Old 09-05-2005, 02:25 PM
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Question fuel tank sender - two versions - are they interchangeable?

There are two types of fuel tank sender gauges: one with a "control unit" attached, and one without the control unit attached. My 92 cars both have the control unit attached, whereas the 91 has the -01 part number with no control unit. Would the -02 part number work on the 91 car??? The PET is not very clear.

Does anyone have the -02 part number sender attached to their early 964 that does not have a control unit attached?

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Garrett,

FWIW, my 1991 C4 has the sender with the control unit (like your lower photo) - is that the -02 p/n?

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This will answer all your questions,
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Fuel Level Gauge Sender Replacement and/or Checking

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March 12, 1991
Model
911 Carrera 2/4
1989-91

Group
2

Number
9101

Part Identifier
2015

Subject:
Fuel Level Gauge Sender
Replacement and/or Checking

This is to notify you of a Service Action on the fuel level gauge sender for all 1989, 1990 and some 1991 model Carrera 2/4 Porsches. The VIN ranges are as follows:

1989 Carrera 4 - WP0AB096_KS450061 to WP0AB096_KS451117
1990 Carrera 2/4 - WP0AB296_LS450061 to WPOAB296_LS452119
- WP0BB296_LS460061 to WP0BB296_LS460729
- WP0CB296_LS470061 to WP0CB296_LS472169
1991 Carrera 2/4 - WP0AB296_MS410061 to WP0AB296_MS410883
- WP0BB296_MS440061 to WP0BB296_MS440392
- WP0CB296_MS460061 to WP0CB296_MS460899

The new fuel level gauge sender is a two-piece sender unit consisting of a separate sensor and a separate electronic component. The new two-piece fuel level gauge sender components parts set can be ordered under Part Number 000 043 175 00.

The new sender unit must be installed on all vehicles falling within the VIN ranges listed above and which have a single-piece fuel level gauge sender with a production date of "25-10-90" or earlier. The one-part fuel level gauge sender, Part Number 964 641 801 01, with a production date of "26-10-90" or later, need not be replaced unless it is not functioning. This production date is shown on a sticker affixed to the hexagon nut of the sender.

The fuel level gauge sender with production date "26-10-90" or later, should not be replaced if the sender is operating properly. If, however, the sender is not operating, it must be replaced with the sender components shown on page one (1). The parts set is Part Number 000 043 175 00.
Note:
In addition to this Technical Bulletin, Porsche Cars N.A., will mail a letter this week to all dealers further expanding on this Service Action. See enclosed copy.

Customer Notification

The Customer Notification will be by letter mailed 1st class during the week of March 18, 1991. This letter will also include a postage pre-paid postcard to inform Porsche Cars N.A., by the vehicle owner, of any status change, if need be. See enclosed copies.

Please perform this Service Action on all applicable customer vehicles in your dealership.

For those vehicles for which the sales information is not in our files, the notification will be addressed and mailed to the dealer who received that vehicle. If the vehicle is in dealer inventory, new or used and/or in demo use, this Service Action should be performed without delay. If the vehicle has been retailed or dealer traded, the dealer is to make the necessary arrangements to have the customer or receiving dealer contacted and this action performed.

A listing of all VIN's with owners' names and addresses in your area within the Service Action VIN ranges will be sent to you shortly.

Work Procedure
See attachments:
Please note that there are two (2) different work procedures: 1) Work Procedure "A", for the replacement of a single piece unit with a production date of 25-10-90 or earlier with a new unit; and 2) Work Procedure "B", for checking such a unit, for the production date of the senders for all vehicles within the affected ranges.

Parts Requirement

One initial shipment of parts and copies of the book, Porsche - The Fine Art of the Sports Car (Part Number PNA 000 099), to commence this Service Action will be shipped to your dealership by March 15, 1991. Additional parts and books are to be ordered on a need-to-have basis through your Porsche Cars N.A. parts Customer Service Representative at our Reno PDC.

Shown above is sender components parts set, Part Number 000 043 175 00 which consists of:

Sender 964 641 801 02
Control Unit 964 641 081 00
Clamp N 024 507 3
Sealing O-ring 999 707 115 40

This set will be discontinued at a later date; the individual parts will then be available only.
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Adrian, thanks!!! As usual, your help is much appreciated!!
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Cool - I guess that means I have the updated one.

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So if you have the older one-piece sender it can be replaced as a part of a recall? What problem did the two-piece sender address?
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Need to know basis, I could tell you but then I would have to shoot you

The fuel indicator would fluctuate all the time. The control unit is really a damping device.
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Adrian,
It's great to see you alive again on this board.......You've been gone for too long.......
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So, now you shoot me?
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Pinsly
Adrian,
It's great to see you alive again on this board.......You've been gone for too long.......
I am sort of taking a bit of a break from writing. This will not last. I just started doing a coffee table book on the Ford GT, just for fun.
I am waiting for my 911SC book to hit the stores. I am told the ship has been delayed a couple of weeks and 993 book is off to the printers to be proofed up before the final check.
Once I decide to start the 996 and M3 books then I will be gone again.
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Originally Posted by MSchett2
So, now you shoot me?
Yep, pang pang (If you speak German you will know what this means)

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Originally Posted by Adrian
...Once I decide to start the 996 and M3 books then I will be gone again.
Ciao,
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Sorry a little OT...which M3? The e30 M3? Hope so, I'm thinking about restoring/purchasing one hopefully in the future.

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All of them from the E30 to E46.
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