Fuel Sending Unit

[jschildm]

I think my measurement for depth might have been a little off though, as I can peg the gauge on E and it still runs ... but thats better than running out at a quarter tank. I did use tape measure down the sending unit hole to measure.

[jschildm]

Also forgot to mention that you can test if its the sending unit or gauge by grounding the signal wire from the sending unit to gauge. Unhook the signal wire and it should read empty, ground the signal wire and it should read full. If thats backwards someone chime in.

[Snipe]

This has been a lot of help. Unfortunately I still have to wait for spring weather to do these suggestions. I just wanted to get on top of things so I have a direction to follow. As I said in earlier posts, "It will be a long winter for me."
This is a really helpful site, and the folks that have responded are awesome. Thank you all!!

[Snipe]

Originally Posted by ricford

If it's the sending unit, you can fix it yourself pretty easily. There's a thread in the FAQ section about it. My 96 read full all the time, I followed the instructions, glued the magnets back in place and was done in about an hour and a half, including unbolting the tank and sliding it forward to get at it.

I can't seem to locate this thread.

[mtajpa]

Try this plenty of info just google MC sending unit magnet

http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/...ad.php?t=38453

[ricford]

Originally Posted by Snipe

I can't seem to locate this thread.

I had trouble locating it again as well. Try this.

http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/...ad.php?t=38453