Gas Tank Sending Unit
#1
Registered
Thread Starter
Gas Tank Sending Unit
I changed out my gauges last summer and noted my fuel gauge is really off now. Years ago when I worked a marina we had to adjust these from time to time. The old units were either an arm style with a float and you simply bent the arm to make your adjustment or a screw style with a float. I've not had a chance to pull the sender and was just wondering if anyone else had to make any adjustments and what style sender PQ used?
#2
Registered
I changed out my gauges last summer and noted my fuel gauge is really off now. Years ago when I worked a marina we had to adjust these from time to time. The old units were either an arm style with a float and you simply bent the arm to make your adjustment or a screw style with a float. I've not had a chance to pull the sender and was just wondering if anyone else had to make any adjustments and what style sender PQ used?
#3
Registered
Platinum Member
Does anyone know about the digital flow meters that hook up in line from the tank to the engines. Supposed to be super accurate and take the sender and fuel guage out of play?
#4
Registered
But don't they just measure instant flow and total usage over specified period? That is how my Merc RaceView works. But it would not take the place of the fuel gauge.
#5
Registered
Platinum Member
I can't get to my sender, so I am looking for an alternative to tearing out the floor.
What was yours called again?
#7
Registered
If you knew how much fuel was in the tank - Full of gas - and how much you used - over time - wouldn't you know how much was left, or do they not give cummulative figures. Example, if you turn off the boat and then re start it.
I can't get to my sender, so I am looking for an alternative to tearing out the floor.
What was yours called again?
I can't get to my sender, so I am looking for an alternative to tearing out the floor.
What was yours called again?
Mine came as part of the Merc package with the PCM03 computer.
#9
Registered