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Some motors never had a trim sender. Check the crowleymarine web site to see if your motor ever had one.
BTW- trim senders are not all that accurate or reliable, which is what they should be. Replace the trim gauge with a water pressure gauge, which is much more important. Trim the boat by feel.
Some motors never had a trim sender. Check the crowleymarine web site to see if your motor ever had one.
BTW- trim senders are not all that accurate or reliable, which is what they should be. Replace the trim gauge with a water pressure gauge, which is much more important. Trim the boat by feel.
mine had one. i have already checked to make sure it did. the po, said everything worked on this when i traded. ya right. the trim worked once , tried again and nothing. went too check trim sender and its missing. so ya , needless to say i have alot of stuff that i have to repair and buy.
My 1988 100 hp has one. It's attached to port side bracket. The trim sensor will not stop the motor from trimming though. You may have a bad solenoid. Happened to mine.
Dave, A lot of motors have a trim limit switch, separate from the trim angle sender. Not sure if he has one. The crowleymarine site would tell the story.