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Join Date: May 2016
Location: Suwanee, Georgia
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Fuel Gauge Issue
I have a 1972 Chevy C10. I have an issue with my fuel gauge that i just can not seem to understand. My gauge shows pin well below the E. When i start the truck it jumps up a little so i know there is power to it. I took it apart on my own and forced the pin back above the E, but by the time i connected the cluster back up, the pin dropped well below the E again. Do you have any idea what this may be? I appreciate any assistance with this.
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Re: Fuel Gauge Issue
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The gauge sender terminal may also be grounded which would cause the gauge to read empty.
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Join Date: May 2016
Location: Suwanee, Georgia
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Re: Fuel Gauge Issue
It shows well below E. I am going to try and disconnect the fuel sender wire and crank it when i go to lunch in a few hours and see what it does. I also will take a picture and post it here soon to show you what it looks like. I have never seen a gauge go below E this much. Thanks for your Reply VetteVet.
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