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Old 04-28-2013, 01:28 PM
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I you have a small machince shop, spacers are cake to make. I used to make them all the time for shocks. all you need is some aluminum round stock and a lathe.
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I have a pretty well equipped machine shop, it's the dimensions I'm looking for. Lol
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I don't want to hijack the thread, but can someone explain how the two wires off the trim limit puck are supposed to be wired into the trim pump? And the trim gauge puck? The person that owned the boat before me just cut both the trim sender and trim limit wires and installed a mechanical indicator. I have since purchased a new transom assembly and I'm going back to using the trim limit puck and trim sender puck. (removed the mechanical indicator) I don't see any cut leads or empty bullet connectors on my pump. Can someone tell me how to wire the trim limit sender and trim gauge sender?
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