FLUID LEVEL SENSOR

Invention provides for a fluid level sensor with a guide body having a float cavity with a covering, which is mounted onto a flange. The flange is provided with a rib to increase holding strength. A float which slides along the float cavity when there is a variation of the fluid level. The float cavity makes point contacts with the float. A PCB assembly placed along the guide body for fluid level indication, and magnet mounted onto the float activates reed switch of the PCB assembly to indicate the fluid level.