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okay my ground is good, the needle will not move on the gauge so I put a new one in since I will be changing all this winter I put the test light on the red wire on the gas tank still didn't move so is in the sender in the tank float sticking it is a 88 baja?? thanks
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Re: gas sender unit
Ground the sending unit wire directly. The gauge should go full scale. If it does, then it's probably the sender. If not, check gauge power (because you already changed the gauge).
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yes thanks thats what I am doing in the moring. while testing the boat I am tied of topping off the tank 100gals I think I AM AT 60 TO 70 NOW GALS. THATS Plenty thanks again art
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I also am thinking of replacing my sending unit. It reads full until I burn off about 40 gallons. I'd like to find something more accurate. Any suggestions anyone?
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Artie, when you store the boat for the winter make sure you use all of you gas. Leave the tank empty for the winter. You should also be using Startron in your fuel.
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Re: gas sender unit
HEY JEB I DROPED MY PHONE IN THE WATER GIVE ME A CALL OR LEAVE YOUR # OH and yes it was just dirty wires putting it back in tuesday. going out wens, I hope if a buddy will tow me .
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