Petrol smell at rear of trailer

[Dave1258]

turned out to be fuel leaking out of bung hole and ruining the driveway!
Discovered a leaky fuel sender on top of fuel tank, anyone know where to purchase a replacement. Boat is a Bayliner 2050 Capri '90 model year, fuel tank is made by "INCA" (U.S manufacturer).
Thanx for replies in advance

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[BarryH]

Most have either 5 or 6 bolt fixing. Make sure that you get one with yank resistance and not european resistance. Probably the best place will be a Bayliner dealer, one of the Aquatic centres 'praps

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[itsonlymoney]

Agree with Barry ring Bayliner Aquatic (Winderemere) 01539 447733

Ian



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[Dave1258]

Tried them, unfortunately parts dept. only open Mon to Fri at this time of year.
I was wondering if the sender was a universal type fitted to most plastic tanks (114 ltr capacity) with a six bolt fixing, connector for wiring terminal in centre of unit and one on one of the bolts (presumably some sort of earth return)
If so, and they are a "sourceable" item, then mebees I can have one without the expense of a Bayliner bag it comes in from the dealer /forums/images/icons/wink.gif

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[BarryH]

ASAP Supplies then. They do a fair few ranges of guages and stuff. Might be worth giving them a call or have a look at their website.

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[jon_bailey]

You could try West Marine or Boat US. both have extensive web sites. For US boat try 200756 or 200758 (according to my catalogue) for a tempo unit.

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[Dave1258]

Thanx again for the assistance fellas!

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[Strathglass]

Agree with Barry ASAP do senders in both USA and European resistance.

Iain

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