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I am no expert, no boat mechanic, but a pretty handy guy. Replacing the gauge and the sending unit are two easy things to do. Easy to access them and change them out. My gauge was a Sierra, and was about $35. The sending unit I bought was a Moeller, and about $40. There is a way to test which...

Update : I replaced the sending unit. It isn't a hard job to replace. Took about 2 hrs due to reconfigure of wiring (more later) and going slow to be extra careful of what I was doing. It was the kind of sending unit that you need to adjust the arm based on tank size. Made the float just...

I did not test the sending unit. Think I'll get the new sending unit and go from there. I watched this vid: and it seems pretty straight forward.

Okay, so Wingnut had a suspicion, and after connecting a new fuel guage, and it not working, I think he is correct. I'm assuming the sending unit. . Yr 2000 Sunesta 232. Anyone know what sending unit I should be using, does it matter which one ? Is it hard to replace ? Thanks.

Sorry, just getting back to this. I'm no mechanic, and my boat is 8 hrs away. I did a google search, and hooked up my multimeter to the various wires, and believe the results pointed to the gauge.

think I just found it on West Marine , Sierra Sterling fuel gauge.

Yr 2000 Sunesta 232. Below is my guages. I cannot find the exact same thing. I think they are Faria gauges. I can't find anything similar. Anyone know what kind these are ? Replacements ? No way to match ? Suggestions ? Thanks.

I did as well, plus it has or is shutting down.