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Joined: Aug 2006
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Hi,
I am a problem, my fuel gauge, thinks there the tank is just under half full no matter how much fuel is in the tank, any idea how to fix this..
Will
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Possibly the float/sender unit in the fuel tank sticking. I had this with my Mercedes G-Wagon. The other possibility, which is much more straightforward, is that the gauge itself is sticking if it doesn't ever change which is a simple matter of replacing it or having it repaired by a gauge specialist.
Andy
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could be fuel sender.. might take it out.. to free it up..
Will
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Does the gauge go to empty with the ignition off? If so, it's not likely to be sticking, so more likely to be the sender
Ian
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