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2006 Cayman 2.7 Fuel Pump/Sender Problem

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YOUR RESEARCH2006 Cayman 2.7 Fuel Pump/Sender Problem

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No, car has been run exclusively on Premium 98 only.

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Run exclusively

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No, car has been run exclusively on Premium 98 only.

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POST 1Original post

Guys, looking for some advice. Ended up having to pull my fuel tank sender as a result of a stuck fuel tank level... on removing it, the electrical wiring has degraded and the protective shielding has started falling away. Additionally, the black terminal covers have deteriorated with one just falling into powder! Can you buy a replacement cable or do I need to make up a harness? If so, what cable should be used as I’m worried about it being in petrol!

POST 2Original post

Wow that's bad! Does your gas have a lot of ethanol in it?

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No, car has been run exclusively on Premium 98 only. Never seen anything like it, bu the casings are so brittle that just touching them causes the casing to fall off. An update to this issue. I have taken the fuel pump and sender to an auto electrician to be checked and tested, and have since found that the fuel pump has burned out, so I am now searchng for a replacement.

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