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HOW TO Repair your instrument gauges

very boat has a number of gauges for water, fuel and waste tanks. Every so often, one of them will stop working properly – giving no reading at all or a false reading. Not a significant breakage in itself, but enough to stand you into danger if you unexpectedly run out of fuel. With a

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