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Old 06-08-2020, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave Neptune View Post
Oops, also take a look at the OPSS if so equipped or add one if not. A faulty OPSS switch could cause a zero reading and then kick back on. Again a coincidence.

Dave Neptune
Loose wiring would have the same effect.

Try shaking the wiring while the engine is running and see if the PSI varies. Or run a wire from the battery to the fuel pump, bypassing the boat's wiring and the OPSS, and see what happens. This will tell if the fuel pump has a problem or if it is something before the fuel pump.

When troubleshooting a electrical device it is important to troubleshoot the device and the associated electrical circuit.

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