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DkLkSkr

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  1. The most likely scenario is that the stepper motors that move the needles are dead.  Happens often on these gauges.  The Malibucrew talks about a DIY option to replace these.  Definitely try plugging in the gauge to another plug first before opening up the gauge to replace these small stepper motors.  You can find the stepper motors online for cheap, they are used in cars as well.  I would recommend replacing them all if you go the DIY route. 

    Also, watch when you turn the key one click to the right, these needles should vibrate a little.  There is also a way to test the gauge functionality by pressing the speed adjust button while the screen displays lake temp, or some combination.  Someone here might have the exact process.  I'm not near my boat now to verify.

  2. @ResponseSkier @adamhcaldwell when you changed the sock filters on the bottom of the fuel pump, was there a third filter on the inside bottom of the pump? I changed the two on the bottom outside, but noticed another on the inside bottom.... Doesn't look like it does much of anything.

  3. Have a 2017 Malibu with the PCM 409 6L engine. Got a low fuel pressure warning that only comes on when at full throttle. No loss of power when pulling skier up or maintaining 34 or 36 mph. Around 730 hours on the engine. Thoughts on why this is only happening at full throttle? Fuel pump issue, fuel filter, or fuel pressure regulator? Would this be hard to fix diy?

  4. @BTheis Figured as much. I've been using a razor blade as well and just rotating the gauge as I have the razor blade up against it. Makes even more sense as to why @Ray used silicone to reattach. Would save a lot of time if needing to do this again, which is likely the case given these stepper motors.
  5. Best thing to do is try them on as you would when you ski. Example, both myself and another skier I know both wear a size 10.5 shoe, we both have carbitex boots, I wear a size 10 comfortably and the other skier wears a size 11 since the 10 is too tight. Slight differences in foot shape can make one size feel better than another. If the size 10 is snug and not overly tight when not molded, it should mold nicely to your foot and be comfortable.
  6. Vapor Lock Pump Kit

    Adding this fuel pump kit fixed my vapor lock completely on my '05. No issues since installing. I believe it is just a low pressure pump that pushes the fuel up the line instead of a fuel pump mounted near the engine that pulls the fuel. I'm sure others can chime in on the exact mechanics of it.

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