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-Replacing gauges ?
- steve&tammy
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-Replacing gauges ?
One thing that did come up is in regards to replacing the upper helm gauges. I know the sizes are standard and I did do a forum search here...
My question is, do I really need new sending units?
I'm looking at all new Faria gauges and just the basic ones (tach, temp, alt, fuel, oil pres...) and am hoping it's just a simple swap out...
Anyone have experience with this?
Thanks!
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Re: -Replacing gauges ?
- steve&tammy
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Re: -Replacing gauges ?
But...this is all new to me!
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Re: -Replacing gauges ?
One thing with a boat, accurate gages are very important to monitor marine mechanicals.
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Re: -Replacing gauges ?
Resistance specs don't apply to the Alt and tach gauges so no worries there. You just have to make sure they reflect the proper voltage and RPM specs, number of cylinders, etc. The senders on your engines should be dual station types. The type of fuel sender you have will depend on how your fuel gauges are powered up. If you have to toggle a switch at each station to get a reading, single station fuel senders will work which is the most common.
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