RuffleBoat
Cadet
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2020
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- 7
Hello!
So I got the typical fuel gauge issue with the boat (07 bayliner discovery 192).
Found the connectors quite corroded so I cleaned them and put some dielectric grease on them. I tested the sender, it measured properly from 30 to 240 ohms or something like that. Re-connected the wires and with ignition ON (not running) , again tested well, the gauge moved from full to empty…cool , easy fix I thought.
Well when the boat is running its back to pegged on full. Engine off and just ignition, the gauge works again although fluctuates slightly on water..no biggie.
I haven’t measured but would the charging voltage while running, 13-14v , have something to do with this issue? Should I just resign mysef and get a new sender?
Orrr is it the gauge itself that could be the issue?
thoughts?
thanks
So I got the typical fuel gauge issue with the boat (07 bayliner discovery 192).
Found the connectors quite corroded so I cleaned them and put some dielectric grease on them. I tested the sender, it measured properly from 30 to 240 ohms or something like that. Re-connected the wires and with ignition ON (not running) , again tested well, the gauge moved from full to empty…cool , easy fix I thought.
Well when the boat is running its back to pegged on full. Engine off and just ignition, the gauge works again although fluctuates slightly on water..no biggie.
I haven’t measured but would the charging voltage while running, 13-14v , have something to do with this issue? Should I just resign mysef and get a new sender?
Orrr is it the gauge itself that could be the issue?
thoughts?
thanks