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make sure the wires arent crossed and it does have power.
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they never work right.
good luck
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The gauge had terminals for “S” sending unit, “G” ground and “I” ignition or hot and a wire to the dash light bulb.
![]() Fused hot goes to "I" ( connected to anything of your preference) Ground from battery and sending unit goes to "G" (black wire) Wire from terminal at center of sender goes to "S". (red wire) Dash lights to bulb wire.
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'75 Cuddy with '00 Johnson Ocean Pro 150 horse Benny |
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mj on my new tank when I filled it ,I checked the guage as I filled .to start off its 61 gallons.
@30 gallons the gauge read about 5/16 th @45 gallons the gauge read about 9/16 th @55 gallons it read 7/8 th @60 gallons it read full Because of the contour of the tank it dosent read like you would figure sorta like a trick question ....lol so when Iam out for a trip and come back to dock and the gauage reads a 1/2 tank I know Ive really only burned about 15 gallons and really have 45 in the tank......
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Lumber, only choices are to do like you done (mental note) or get an adjustable one and do the same.
The belly tanks aren't easy to get the gauge/volume to jibe.
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'75 Cuddy with '00 Johnson Ocean Pro 150 horse Benny |
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