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Fisher bass boat fuel sending unit

Glenn Killebrew
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I have a 1990 Fisher Bass boat. My fuel gauge shows full all the time. Someone told me that I may have a bad fuel sending unit. Where is it located on the boat and how can I check it? Thanks.

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    Short in sending unit wire maybe.  Disconnect it at sender and see if it goes to empty.

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    You check the sending unit by removing it and manually moving the float through it's full range of motion with your ignition on, watching the fuel gauge needle for a full sweep. More likely a wiring problem since the fuel sending unit seldom goes bad, according to experienced boat mechanics. (But FWIW, I have a bad unit that will be replaced tomorrow...thanks Amazon!)

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