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mclairmo · 07-23-2009, 02:09 PM

Gauge sounds fine to me. Check wiring continuity. Also, try to follow wiring from fuse box to the gauge, if possible. Check connectors for corrosion. Check to see that the printed circuit is ok. Also, be sure the actual gauge is grounded properly. Also, make sure that ground wire you added to the sender is correct. How did you add this ground wire? Did you solder it on to the sender? If all 3 brand new senders did not have a ground wire, then maybe it is not supposed to have a ground wire but is gounded in some other manner?

07-23-2009, 02:09 PM	#5
mclairmo Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Take Off Posts: 1,908	Re: Fuel gauge problem Gauge sounds fine to me. Check wiring continuity. Also, try to follow wiring from fuse box to the gauge, if possible. Check connectors for corrosion. Check to see that the printed circuit is ok. Also, be sure the actual gauge is grounded properly. Also, make sure that ground wire you added to the sender is correct. How did you add this ground wire? Did you solder it on to the sender? If all 3 brand new senders did not have a ground wire, then maybe it is not supposed to have a ground wire but is gounded in some other manner?