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Re: 1986 honda Elite 150d Fuel sending unit

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 9:57 pm
by DavidB
The silver epoxy worked for the broken traces at around 3 areas. I'll attach photos after reducing them in size.

Re: 1986 honda Elite 150d Fuel sending unit

Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2022 10:18 pm
by DavidB
The silver epoxy worked in repairing some of the traces. Some copper lifted but I put it back down with the epoxy.

Re: 1986 honda Elite 150d Fuel sending unit

Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2022 9:21 pm
by Txaero121
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which silver epoxy did you use? . i have this same situation on my 1986 aero 50 going on i kinda got lucky the area where the contact was previously mounted left a outline that and the contact fell out into my hand when i was cleaning it was rusted and corrided bad it looks to be identical to yours. . so im thinking i could epoxy that down and possibly get it to work another via epoxy another option would be what your considering i found a 3 wire sender that looks like it has the same board and it makes me think could it have similar contacts thought about buying it just to use the little metal section and take my arm off mine and place it in there with the new contacts using my same board. https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Motorcycl ... merReviews
give me a hour or so and i will upload pictures of the contacts

Re: 1986 honda Elite 150d Fuel sending unit

Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2022 10:51 pm
by Txaero121
I'm wondering could I solder that contact back down vs using epoxy. Then could bend it up to where ever I need to make contact

EDITT~ solder does not bond to it.. :x