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I was out with a friend on his Adventure 208 and we noticed water coming out of the cowling on his 1999 Yamaha S150 TXRX. He later send me the attached photo. It looks like a thermostat but I was wondering if anyone has any experience with this and any tips on replacing. Also, what may have...

I am sure they didn't decide to make it a pink ground, they made it that way to may a simple job for me MUCH more difficult! That is the way things work for me.

Thanks for the post. It is working fine now that I switched the wires. I took it for a run on Saturday and the gauge worked great. I burned about 1/4 tank and the gauge reflected it. I filled up and everything worked out.

I called WEMA and was told that they use the pink lead as a common ground and the black is the sending unit. This is the exact opposite of Grady. Reversed the connection on the sending unit and it worked!!

I bought the new sending unit and when I hooked it up the gauge pegged empty (actually below empty). The tank is full (visual inspection when I had the sending unit out). I tested the wires from the tank by connecting pink to black and the gauge pegs full which tells me the wiring is Ok...

Thank you for the pics. That helps. I'm still having varnish fuel problems but it is getting better. When I completely eliminate the fuel problems I'm going to have both engines run off the main tank. Right now the kicker motor is my insurance policy as well as a kicker motor.

I know why now, I am at work and it is blocked. I'll check it out at home.

pilotart, For some reason I can't see the photo. Can you repost? Thanks

As usual I had thought the number would be important. Went out and pulled it out again and ordered from WEMA. Thanks for the information. I was reading the instructions for installation and it mentions calibration. Did you have to do any calibration?

I noticed the last time I filled my tank it only showed 3/4 of a tank. I pulled out the sending unit today and found that no matter how much fuel is in the tube it measures 3/4 of a tank. I tested the connection between the sending unit and the gauge with a multi-meter and it appears fine...

I also have a tool I purchased online. Where are you located? I'm in Virginia. I'd be willing to loan it to you. Works great!

I did buy them direct but they told me right off the bat that Grady does not want them selling direct. I "talked them in to it" since my local dealer did not want to get involved. I live about 60 miles from the dealer and he said it was just "too much hassle". I had to pay a fee for them...

I replaced mine with the Premier brand, http://www.premierproductsltd.com/produ ... CatIndex=2 I am very happy and these are the Grady OEM.

Thanks to everyone. I plan on using a primer bulb for the kicker motor so I'm going to find the 3 way valve. I think that is the safest. I also plan on using a "quick connect" similar to the one on the existing tank. I'll submit photos of this when I get done.

Another quick question, would I find the fittings and shut off at Lowes/Home Depot type stores or is this something I've got to get from a boating store.

Thanks

I mounted a 4 stroke kicker motor on my Spirit 175. I am currently running it off a small portable tank due to fuel issues on my main tank but I eventually want to have it run off the main tank. I have a factory installed OMC spin off fuel filter that appears to have a second location to hook...

Wow, I'm surprised at your gas mileage. Are you refering to around town mileage or on a trip. I just returned from Upstate New York and got 18.8 MPG on one tank. I was doing about 65-70 MPH and I also don't keep my foot to the floor. I did notice that if my son drives it the mileage drops...

I have a 2008 Toyota Tundra Max (seats 5 very comfortably) with a 5.7 liter V8. I tow about 8000 lbs of RV and also a small Grady at times. I get about 18 MPG not towing and about 12 with the RV. I get about 14 with the boat but that is only about 2500 lbs. I'm very happy with the ride and...