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    Fuel Sending Unit question

    I have a 1997 2150 WT, 40 Gal. Tank. The fuel gauge works but is unreliable. The way it bounces around I think it's in the sending unit in the tank. Thoughts on a replacement??

    Thanks!
    Dave
    DF
    Lead Singer & Driver of the Chesterfield Chubby.

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    Dave
    On my boat, the factory sending unit only showed ever ¼. Also seeing how the tank is very long but the height of the tank is short, the gauge would bounce around as the bow of the boat goes up and down. If want to know how much gas you really have, you will need to install a fuel flow meter.
    Here is a link to a website with more details about the fuel flow.
    http://www.boat-project.com/electro/proj-6.htm
    Tige, it's a way of life!

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      #3
      Thanks guys! Good information I appreciate it.
      DF
      Lead Singer & Driver of the Chesterfield Chubby.

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        #4
        I have a 2004 22V and I need to replace the fuel sending unit. I'm going to try a REED style and I need to know the tank depth. I know I have an aluminum tank and it's difficult to get to the top of the tank.

        Does anyone know the depth of my tank so I can order the part before I have to tear everything apart???

        Thanks much!

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          #5
          The stock sender is definitely junk. The universal I got worked for just about all depths, you just move the float up and cut the end off per your tank size. I just swapped out mine on my 2003 20v. Piece of cake. Tank was 6" deep.

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            #6
            Great info
            Thanks very much!

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