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Old 07-10-2010, 06:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Seadoo XP fuel gauge problem

Hi,

Iīm fairly new to the PWC world, but I bought a Seadoo XP limited 1998 jet ski last year. Iīve had plenty of fun with it already and I just love riding jet skis.

But last day when I took it out for a spin, the fuel gauge suddenly stopped working (showing empty tank, depsite tank being nearly full) A long beep sounded and I stopped the ski. And tried to investigate, couldnīt find anything unsual though.
So I started it up again, but the gauge still didnīt work and every now and then, this long beep sounded, but othwerwise the ski ran just fine.

Checking the manual for trouble shooting in terms of this beep, it says, check your lanyard connection, but it is fine...

Any advise on the faulty fuel gauge??


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Old 07-21-2010, 03:51 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Default problem solved

Problem sorted. It turned out to be a faulty fuel baffle.

I suspected that either the magnets on the float had become loose or the float it self was not able to float anymore (common problems). But it turned out (unfortunately) that the baffle was faulty.. Fairly expensive part, but I just realized it is possible to repair it your self. The typical problem with the baffle is a small 1 A fuse on the print card that fails. If you replace this fuse, (or simply shorten/bypass it) the baffle will most likely work again.

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