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Is there a easy way to test the sender?
I remembered today to grab the fuel tank senders I have and take an ohms reading on them. I check two NOS ones I had on the shelf as well as the senders on my C60L.
The C60L which reads 1/2 full tanks .013 Ohm on one tank and 3/4 on the other at .034 Ohms The two NOS read .003 to .005 empty .017 to .019 half way and .034 to .036 full. Hope this helps. Cheers Phil
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23-03-10, 20:55
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thanks for the measurements phil I think my sender is dead so up to buy a new one. the trick with the oilpomp and the drill works fine thanks for the tipp guy's. after this I cranked the engine for the first time, that worked well. then I took some compression pressure measurements and this showed a little leaking in 2 cilinders (valves) so off go's the head again and the valves neaded a little bit more grinding and cleaning now they are oke. so the head is backon again and then try again. I also made the arge like new and placed it on the chassis now it starts looking more like a truck.
cheers jaap
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24-03-10, 00:55
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How good??
She is starting to look awesome Jap!!!!
Before you go beserk with the cab. Id whack the drive shaft in, rig up a ignition system, put in the radiator and take her for a quick spin. That way you can check how she brakes and drives. Not to mention the motivation it'll give you to keep at it. Not that you seem to be lacking in energy. 
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24-03-10, 15:55
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Could you take a picture from the front
Hi Jaap
Could you take a photo head on of the cab frame? Want to see if there are any differences in the drivers side rail between the 11 and 12 Cab. Truck is looking great. Cheers Phil
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24-03-10, 19:17
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Why are you asking ???
Hi Phil
Anything I can measure up for you....? I have both and never noticed a difference..... Boob
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24-03-10, 22:05
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No I'm just curious
Hi Bob
No just that the pictures Jaap posted makes the drivers side look straighter than the one on my Pat 12 or the frame you brought down for me. May just be the angle, or I wondered if there was a difference on the Pat 11&12 that we had not noticed. Cheers Phil
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Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com Last edited by Phil Waterman; 24-03-10 at 22:05. Reason: fix word
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25-03-10, 03:09
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Vive la difference......
Hi Phil
The only differences I know of is that the driver's side has more curve to fit the steering wheel shaft than the curve on the pass. side. I can take measurements of both cab 11 and 12 and photos if necessary. Bob C.
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