I have an 06 600 Fusion that wouldn't start this morning. I had about 3 gallons left and parked it on a decline last night after a ride. Went out this am and it wouldn't start. Is the sending unit in the back of the tank or the front of the tank? It was cold last night as well and I put in Iso-heet. I'm thinking the sending unit is in the back of the tank under the seat because it was starved for fuel....Let me know thanks....
By the way, I had to tow it down to my trailer...on the way home, I filled up the tank while it was sitting on the trailer, pulled it off the trailer at home and it started up in 3 pulls. UGH...
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QUOTE(Iggy @ Jan 21 2008, 04:37 PM) 
I have an 06 600 Fusion that wouldn't start this morning. I had about 3 gallons left and parked it on a decline last night after a ride. Went out this am and it wouldn't start. Is the sending unit in the back of the tank or the front of the tank? It was cold last night as well and I put in Iso-heet. I'm thinking the sending unit is in the back of the tank under the seat because it was starved for fuel....Let me know thanks....
By the way, I had to tow it down to my trailer...on the way home, I filled up the tank while it was sitting on the trailer, pulled it off the trailer at home and it started up in 3 pulls. UGH...
By the way, I had to tow it down to my trailer...on the way home, I filled up the tank while it was sitting on the trailer, pulled it off the trailer at home and it started up in 3 pulls. UGH...
It's in the back of the tank.
QUOTE(PolarisBum @ Jan 21 2008, 05:11 PM)
It's in the back of the tank.
That would explain the hard starting this morning......shit
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