Centroid Boat Fuel Gas Sending Unit | Moeller 14 1/4 Inch
Boat part number 1001342 is a new fuel sending unit by Centroid Products , part number CGF-14.25 .
made for MasterCraft Boats
$34.95 MSRP: $47.18
GLS Stock #: 1001342-XIN2219GD925
90 in stock
Boat part number 1001342 is a new fuel sending unit by Centroid Products , part number CGF-14.25 . Used on Moeller applications , part number 395107.
This custom unit was manufactured to work only with Medallions Marine Data Concentrator Display System made specifically for Mastercraft boats. Uses standard SAE 5 hole pattern, and 3-spade male connector and features a corrosion resistant aluminum tube. Measures approximately 14 1/4" L x 2 5/8" W Overall.
Specifications:
This custom unit was manufactured to work only with Medallions Marine Data Concentrator Display System made specifically for Mastercraft boats. Uses standard SAE 5 hole pattern, and 3-spade male connector and features a corrosion resistant aluminum tube. Measures approximately 14 1/4" L x 2 5/8" W Overall.
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Mastercraft Boats
- Model/Year: Unavailable
- Part Number: Unavailable
- Part Manufacturer: Centroid Products
- Centroid Part Number: CGF-14.25
- Moeller Part Number: 395107
- Operating Range: 0/5V
- Color: Black / Silver
- Overall Dimensions: 14 1/4" L x 2 5/8" W
- Mount: 5 Hole Pattern
- Connection: 3 Spade Male
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Product Questions
Does this have a continuous output range or does it have steps?
Question by: Kevin Hereau on Apr 10, 2022, 10:44 AM
Hello Kevin,
I'm sorry, but we do not know. They came to us with no spec sheets. About all we can suggest is to contact Moeller directly.
Gene
I'm sorry, but we do not know. They came to us with no spec sheets. About all we can suggest is to contact Moeller directly.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Apr 10, 2022, 12:27 PM
2001 Dodge Diesel 8' bed 35gal. 2 performed access points, of your 14.25" how much is Cap. Readable? variable heights mounting, ideal would be 15" or 17 1/4" at both end of tank, being the tank slopes to the middle a bit measures 13" w/ 1/4" clearance (where the draw straw is..) your thoughts being its a "plastic" tank recommendations for mounting. I can reach the 15 for under bracket but not the 17 1/4..
Michael Meadows, Boise Id. Mountain Time
Michael Meadows, Boise Id. Mountain Time
Question by: Michael Meadows on Mar 23, 2022, 12:07 AM
Hi Michael,
I'm not even sure this sending unit will work for you. We sell marine accessories, and there are often subtle differences... especially with diesel. We would highly recommend you contact either a manufacturer or automotive supplier.
Gene
I'm not even sure this sending unit will work for you. We sell marine accessories, and there are often subtle differences... especially with diesel. We would highly recommend you contact either a manufacturer or automotive supplier.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Mar 23, 2022, 11:16 AM
Hi. I have a 2012 mastercraft x15. I need a new fuel sending unit. I am not sure which one I need? Do you have one in stock? Would require new screws (apparently I need longer ones). Cost on shipping to: 104 Rosher st. Colonsay, Saskatchewan, Canada S0K0Z0 if you have a replacement. Thank you for your time.
Question by: Darren on Jul 8, 2021, 11:33 PM
Hi Darren,
I'm afraid we don't know which unit you'll need. We aren't Mastercraft dealers, and I know they used a number of different ohm and even volt ranges on them. About all we can suggest is to contact a Mastercraft dealer to see what they say. If they can't tell you, maybe find an on line owners forum and post the question there.
Sorry we could not help more.
Gene
I'm afraid we don't know which unit you'll need. We aren't Mastercraft dealers, and I know they used a number of different ohm and even volt ranges on them. About all we can suggest is to contact a Mastercraft dealer to see what they say. If they can't tell you, maybe find an on line owners forum and post the question there.
Sorry we could not help more.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jul 9, 2021, 9:05 AM