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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Waterboro ,MAINE
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Re: Gauge problems
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78K & 79C Jimmys
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Ottawa Ont CANADA
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hi you didn't say if the tank was bone dry,or enough to start truck.
1.CHECK GROUNDS-old high school trick......shorting the sensor wire to ground, tank reads empty,disconected reads full........can't drive everybody home from school with no gas eh. 2.When you have your tank out bend the float up so the tank still has 1/4 in it when reads empty,not done bent right would set the gauge off(this always leaves a 1/4 tank of gas in there(only you know,lol ok everyone does now)(this works up north to prevent frozen gas lines too)
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: New Orleans, La.
Posts: 229
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Re: Gauge problems
The gas tank is bone dry when it hits 1/4 of a tank, i hate to pull the tank to see if the float is bent, but never gave that a thought so im guessing thats the problem.
ill check the grounds today and see if that works. |
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