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SeadooMike

Member Since 13 Feb 2009
Offline Last Active Jun 23 2011 02:18 PM

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Lake Conroe
Year of DOO
2000
Model of DOO
Challenger 2000
Engine in DOO
Mercury M² Jet Drive 240 EFI
Hours on DOO
200
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Mike Ferguson
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Magnolia
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TX

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In Topic: fuel gauge

29 June 2010 - 10:43 AM

Mine just died too. That float seems to be the cheapest way to start. Do you have a part number by chance?

I replaced the float on mine this winter,$14.95 works fine now. They tend to lose the magnets, was missing 1 of 4,wouldn`t read fuel level.

YES it did work. The cable was damaged. To check 1st though before you do anything, get someone to turn the steerling wheel, while you are holding the rear udder/lower unit. This will simulate the pressure on the lake. If that cable binds up and you are holding the lower unit, its most likly a damaged steering cable. You can go to dealer, or I went to Babbits online and bought one. I found the instructions on how to install it on the forumn.

SeaDooMike, have you replaced the cable since posting and has this solved the issue? I just bought a used 2001 Challenger 1800 and am experiencing the exact same symptom (can hardly steer at all when going approx. 20MPH or faster).