| [GMCnet] Fresh Water Tank Level Sensor [message #359503] |
Fri, 16 October 2020 10:04  |
Randy Hecht
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Location: Roswell, GA
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I had to replace my fresh water tank due to a “large collection” of cracks in multiple places. I put in an after market 33 gallon tank (www.classacustoms.com, mode T-3300) which fits nice and tight. The difference for the water level sensor is that it either has 4 small sensors added to one end or a top mounted float.
I would like recommendations on which would be a good level sensor to use with the current gauge or which sensor and gauge to use to completely replace the stock system.
Right now, I am using the old fashion visual system of lift the lid and look to see how much water is there.
Chaplain Randy Hecht
Roswell, GA
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1974 Canyon Lakes GMC the Unicorn Express
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| Re: [GMCnet] Fresh Water Tank Level Sensor [message #359516 is a reply to message #359503] |
Fri, 16 October 2020 23:15  |
jimk
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Location: Belmont, CA
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Go to our web site as you will have few selection .
There is one Jim Bounds prefer to use with the one you have on your tank.
It is the Monitor Panel.
We use a black plastic to over lap the original opening and mount the panel
on it.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 8:04 AM Randy Hecht via Gmclist <
gmclist@list.gmcnet.org> wrote:
> I had to replace my fresh water tank due to a “large collection” of cracks
> in multiple places. I put in an after market 33 gallon tank (
> www.classacustoms.com, mode T-3300) which fits nice and tight. The
> difference for the water level sensor is that it either has 4 small sensors
> added to one end or a top mounted float.
> I would like recommendations on which would be a good level sensor to use
> with the current gauge or which sensor and gauge to use to completely
> replace the stock system.
>
> Right now, I am using the old fashion visual system of lift the lid and
> look to see how much water is there.
>
>
> Chaplain Randy Hecht
> Roswell, GA
> Chaplains are ready to Listen when you're ready to talk.
>
> 1974 Canyon Lakes GMC the Unicorn Express
> 80mm Front Disc Brakes
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| Re: [GMCnet] Fresh Water Tank Level Sensor [message #359531 is a reply to message #359524] |
Sat, 17 October 2020 18:39 |
JohnS
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Location: Vacaville, CA
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Finally, a good way to gauge the aluminum holding tanks in the Stretch. Most of the others won't work, & I have been reluctant to cut a hole and put in a float. We have been going on the "If we are low on water it is time to Dump" gauge. Thanks for the link.
JohnS
John Shutzbaugh, Vacaville, CA, ncserv@aol.com;
78 Buskirk stretch, "What were we thinking?"
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