Fuel Gauge and Sending Unit Install

[Jacksonboat]

Just purchased a Teleflex Morse Marine Fuel Sender Kit. Brand new package, but no instructions are included! A long shot here but would anyone out there have the instructions they could scan for me? Shop is no longer open and will be closed tomorrow as well. Would like to install asap. Doesn't seem overly complicated but I really don't want to screw this one up! It also has a part number 56948P.

Thanks!

 

[woodster]

try Google for the instructions

 

[kappykaplan]

Been trying that for the past 20 minutes trying to help Jacksonboat! No joy.

 

[Jacksonboat]

Yes lol I've exhausted every incarnation of the words through Google and without luck that's why I've tried to reach out here.

 

[Stu Jackson]

No, you haven't:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7914940_install-teleflex-fuel-gauge.html

Teleflex's new home page:

http://www.seastarsolutions.com/

Good luck.

 

[Jacksonboat]

No, you haven't:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7914940_install-teleflex-fuel-gauge.html

Teleflex's new home page:

http://www.seastarsolutions.com/

Good luck.

Neat, I did in fact get something similar but it didn't appear to be the full deal. I am replacing an old (non electronic gauge) with a new gauge and sending unit and was looking for the actual instructions but this may work in the meantime. Thanks

 

[LoriPetersen]

I would like to replace my non-electronic OEM gauge too, as it's not convenient to view it on the tank itself. Are there adjustments to accommodate a non-symmetrical tank? I have a 35.5 Legend and the current needle gauge has way more travel for the last 1/4 tank than the first quarter (I hope that makes sense)

 

[Jacksonboat]

I would like to replace my non-electronic OEM gauge too, as it's not convenient to view it on the tank itself. Are there adjustments to accommodate a non-symmetrical tank? I have a 35.5 Legend and the current needle gauge has way more travel for the last 1/4 tank than the first quarter (I hope that makes sense)

yes makes perfect sense, same as mine. You'll find that the gauge is in the deepest part anyway. I'll be doing mine in the next couple of days. Also I have the schematic for that tank (think I found it on this site actually but I'll attach it later)

 

[Jacksonboat]

Ok Going down to this this today. I have found the instructions for at least the sending unit. I have included those. Also, from this hunter owner's site is a schematic of your tank I believe (same as mine if I am not mistaken)

 

[woodster]

the weema tank sensors are great and very simple...just put on the gasket and screw it down and hook up the sensor wires

 

[Jacksonboat]

Yes I was interested in the Weema but too much time for delivery.

Back to the instructions this is a great site that the Seastar people gave me. www.V3instruments.com - has the instructions right there in plain view!!!

 

[LoriPetersen]

Thanks Jacksonboat. Let me know how it goes

 

[Jacksonboat]

Ok it was installed and everything works perfectly. Key of the whole installation was to ensure the gasket and flange line up with the holes for the bolts - (I know that sounds straightforward, but while they look equal-distance apart they are not). I am so glad I did this. Checking the level was a royal PITA before.