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Wife killed my Pathy, need part info


mikestewart395
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This weekend during me moving out from my house and starting a divorce process, my wife went psycho and started snatching wires out of my car and then started in on the Pathy. I was in the middle of dropping the fuel tank and checking the sender unit/float thingy. I had the tank unplugged. I am guessing that wiring harness went to the fuel pump? Anyway, she snatched those wires out at the tank. I need to replace this asap so I can get it out of the yard and into a safe zone. Am I going to need a complete cap thing that screws on top of the tank? If anyone can give me the part name I need so I can go order it I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

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I do have the fuel pump assembly- minus the fuel pump. The fuel level sendup is shot, but, nonetheless it's usable. At least all the wiring is in tact.

 

 

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Hey Mike. Sorry, I don't know the part names/numbers you need, but call Alkorahil (Rob Lacy, contact info in the Services section) and he will tell you/supply them if you wish.

 

Sorry about the troubles, but may I offer some advice? It might just be best to rent a moving truck/car trailer for a week and clear all your sheit out in 1 day with help from friends/witnesses and put it in storage/friends back 40.

I'm not really sure what is going on there, but I've dealt with crazy and a clean break/run for it is your best bet...

Good luck Bud.

 

B

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That's the sending unit I just replaced. Nissan p/n : W0133-1827544-OES. It's on eBay, I'm sure you can find it cheaper.

 

 

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I did originally. This is a pic from google. But I found the harness and thanks to pics of a CLEAN unit, I will pull the unit out again and solder the wires back on. From reading an old post I think I will put on a nice coat of silicone to keep them out of the weather. All of my skid plate bolts broke off, so I am thinking of a solution for that. If I wash the tank out it should be good to go for a few years, so I wouldn't feel guilty about spot welding the tank skid plate back in place. No way in hel I'm going to drill all those broken bolts out. I also do not want to leave a pita behind for the next owner so I will only spot weld the edges here and there, easy to grind off.

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