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fuel and fillup
this morning the fuel gauge read 1/4
so i ran it up to the non ethanol station and put in 51 gallons and it was full to shut off pump fuel gauge checked and now it reads empty wonder if the bouncing around got it stuck or ????? no way i will pull the inspection panel as i dont want 91 non ethanol filling the bilge its jsut odd imo |
How big is your tank? IF the tank was truly 1/4 and 51 gallons filled it...you must have about a 70 gallon tank.
Last year I replaced my sender and of course it was right after I had filled it, so I had 90 gallons of fuel in the tank...but luckily with the boat sitting on the trailer I could pull the inspection plate off and avoid sloshing any fuel out...something I would NOT have done if in the water. |
A full tank should not be spilling if you take the sender out
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4936840)
A full tank should not be spilling if you take the sender out
Electric pump? Pull a fitting off post pump and fill a 5 gal jerry can to get the levels down a bit. |
Advertised 100 gallon fuel tank
will check tomorrow when I take her for a shakedown making a list for winter Pull drives , lube joints Water pump impeller Spark plugs Oil and filter fuel filter wax bunk carpets Dye cockpit carpets back to deep blue |
One of my trucks when I fill it up and top it off- the gage reads Empty until I burn some off. Not sure why but could be same here.
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Originally Posted by Quinlan
(Post 4936853)
One of my trucks when I fill it up and top it off- the gage reads Empty until I burn some off. Not sure why but could be same here.
Back many moons Its not to far out of possible that its over full so sender is maxed I know its full So if it does not come back to normal I will go to step 2 and open up the inspection plate At least its easy to get to |
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