Try rotating it to see if you get a diffrent reading.
My fueld gauge has been reading empty no matter how much fuel is in the tank, so i replaced the fuel sending unit this weekend, and now I have a FULL tank ALL the time, even when half full or close to empty.
the unit is the same length as the old one so I am pretty sure it is the right size. any thoughts?
I bough the universal one at boaters world. similar to this one Teleflex Teleflex Fuel Sender 4''/24'' - 90424P - BoatersWorld.com
Last edited by LostSailor; 08-04-2008 at 06:44 PM.
Try rotating it to see if you get a diffrent reading.
I like these a lot better and you don't get that annoying needle bounce as the fuel sloshes around in the tanks
Fuel Tank Senders, Gas Tank Senders, Water Tank Senders, Holding Tank Senders by WEMA USA, Inc.
Grady White 226
The term "good eatin size" is generally used by those that catch small fish.
New sending unit is fine... ohm range from 30 - 260
When I pulled it out and manually lifted and lowered teh arm my fuel gauge needle moved BARELY.
So me thinks the gauge itself is going out???
OK, so I contacted teleflex and they sent me a troubleshooting guide to the sender and gauge.
Everything checks out!! So now I am confused.
Should I just add inline resistors?? One other possibility is that the sender is shorting out. But it is brand new and when hooked up to an ohm meter works fine. How do I test if it is shorting out??
Could be the wires between the two componets. Did you run your ohms test at the sender or the gauge? Try testing it at the gauge connection and see what happens.
Grady White 226
The term "good eatin size" is generally used by those that catch small fish.
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