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Fuel Tank Level Switch
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The Black Pearl
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Re: Fuel Tank Level Switch
if you want to verify the guage is reading and not flakey you can test the wiring at the tank just ground the pink wire or whatever that's attached to the sender and turn on the guage it should read full. If not its the guage. the carver oem guages 240-33 ohm universal and moeller i mentioned will work just fine.
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One the fuel tank senders I've also had a lot of luck just cleaning the connections at the tank. There's a ground and a sender lead and both of mine had corrosion and would cause intermittent meter readings. Replaced the crimp-ons and cleaned the terminals before pushed the new ones on.
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Re: Fuel Tank Level Switch
drmax wrote:Source of the post Local auto store has the switch.when the flooring is removed I’ll look at the terminals for corrosion
You probably don't have to remove flooring to get access. On my 3607 there were a couple access panels hidden in the carpet in the 'cubby' storage areas that were right above the fuel senders. Just lift them up and look below. Not sure on the 3207 but would be surprised if it wasn't similar.
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