Attn:Grunff

Sep 17, 2005 5 Replies

Listen, if that fuel float/level sender is still available let me know how much. My mail is down ATM. My old ADSL modem died, and I've just bought a proper router. I'm having a spot of bother configuring it so that mail requests are routed into it properly.



It sits behind the firewall and router, mail is port forwarded to it ok from the outside, but I can't figure out out to get to it from inside the net work for pop3


No problem, I'll dig it up from the box and post back (probably tomorrow pm, busy day today). I'll post back here, in case your email is still down.

What router?

Posting here is good. router is a dynamode R-adsl-C4

Just a basic 4 port ADSL conexant chipped router.

Looked through all my spares, and can't find the senders. Found two pump assemblies, and I know I removed the level senders at the same time, but I have no idea where they got to - sorry :-(

No worries, went in to check at local Saab Service and Spares centre=20 (Daewoo dealer and Vaux body shop, part of the local all GM franchise)=20 to get a price. He comes back with a price for a whole assembly (float,=20 collar from the tank, and a tube inside the tank that the float slides=20 into), which from the diagram might be it, or it might be the pump.=20 Whatever it was it was over =A3300. It did say fuel tank level sender=20 assembly 90-93. It didn't look anything like what I thought it would.

Will need to did out an EPC now and have a look.

--=20 Carl Robson Car PC Build starts again.

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BTW, sorted the email thing. When I set the server up, I restricted it to the outside IP on the accounts (POP/Imap), because the PC was directly on the ADSL connection. Forgot to remove the restriction. Once I had done that, all was cool.

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