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    1979 GS1000L Fuel sending unit repair/replace

    Hi all, picked up a GS1000L that has been sitting for awhile with gas in it by the looks of it. Fuel level sending unit is pretty badly rusted out, is there a way to repair it? If not, is there a good place to find a replacement? I haven’t been able to find an OEM replacement on Partzilla/eBay/etc. so far. Happy to provide more pictures if it helps.

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    1979 GS1000L

    #2
    This may help. http://members.dslextreme.com/users/..._mr_jethro.pdf

    yours looks a bit crusty though
    The big guy up there rides a Suzuki (this I know)
    1981 gs850gx

    1999 RF900
    past bikes. RF900
    TL1000s
    Hayabusa
    gsx 750f x2
    197cc Francis Barnett
    various British nails

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      #3
      Comparing to the pictures there it looks like the winding on mine is pretty much gone at this point. Think I could cannibalize the parts off something like this or would it be easier to just look for a tank with an intact one/try to find one off a parts bike? https://www.ebay.com/itm/313559665319
      1979 GS1000L

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        #4
        I cannot be certain that would fit but Suzuki where very good at raiding the parts bin and spreading them across various models, at that price it may be worth a punt.
        The big guy up there rides a Suzuki (this I know)
        1981 gs850gx

        1999 RF900
        past bikes. RF900
        TL1000s
        Hayabusa
        gsx 750f x2
        197cc Francis Barnett
        various British nails

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          #5
          Fair enough. It’s ordered now so I’ll give it a shot and we’ll find out!
          1979 GS1000L

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            #6
            Any luck with that one? I'm having a similar issue

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              #7
              I haven’t gotten around to looking at it super close but the unit seems pretty identical to the original even though it’s mounted on there differently.
              1979 GS1000L

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