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Any fuel sending unit I've ever seen is mounted into the fuel tank.
in the fuel tank
It has both.
where i look only year 1994 mazda b4000 truck -fuel sending that find hard time
Run the truck until you have less than a 1/4 tank of fuel or siphon the fuel out. Remove the front seat. Remove cardboard cover that covers the fuel tank. Disconnect wires and fuel line to sending unit. Remove the sending unit from tank. Reverse for assembly.
It is in the tank, on the side of the fuel pump module.
you have to remove rear seat ,under the seat there's two covers , one is for the fuel pump , the other is for the fuel gauge sending unit .Remove cover on passenger side and remove fuel gauge sending unit .
The fuel sending unit is in the gas tank. You can either rais the truck bed up and remove it from the tank, or drop the fuel tank out from under the truck and service it.Your call, but you will have to do one are the other.
they are on top of the fuel sending unit and are not replacable unless replacing the whole unit.
It is on the fuel tank sending unit. You can either raise the bed or drop the fuel tank to get to it. The sending unit fits in the top of the fuel tank.
Most of the time, the fuel gauge is not the problem. The problem rests with the sending unit in the fuel tank. To fix it, you must replace the sending unit. This is done in different ways depending on the position of the tank in your particular truck.
the fuel pump and fuel level sending unit are combined and are in the gas tank