TOYOTA PROGRESS WITH 1JZ ENGINE
Replacement of a faulty immobilizer is a vehicle is not simple as one would think. The defect in the fuel gauge might be caused by various factors. First, maybe during removal of the immobilizer, the transponder chip may have been damaged. Additionally, the wires and sensors connecting the engine and the fuel gauge may have been corroded or damaged. In turn, the fuel gauge stops giving accurate measurements
SOURCE: fuel gauge
there is a sending unit in the tank this has probably clogged or wore out it has a filter on it, with gas debries this will make your guages stop working correctly
replace sending unit by dropping tank with gas out of tank and then pull out sending unit replace with new one
SOURCE: fuel gauge is not reading
to the right , i am assuming to the "full tank" reading. am i right?
if i am right, the wire from the gas tank is sending a full tank signal what ever the content of the tank.
meaning the wire is shorted to ground.
or the sending unit is faulty. there is a short to ground reading between the sending unit.
you can test which one is faulty. remove the wire from the sending unit. observe the gauge. if the gauge would go to " empty" then the culprit is the sending unit. if it stays on " full tank", then the wire is faulty.
WARNING: GASOLINE IS EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE. BE VERY CAREFUL IN HANDLING NEAR THEM.
tnx 4 using fixya,
drcool
SOURCE: mercedes c180 fuel gauge giving mix reading
You can try to clean the ground behind the instrument cluster to see if that helps but most likely the sending unit has gone bad in the gas tank.
SOURCE: faulty reading on fuel gauge
this problem is caused by a defective gas gage sending unit, the sending unit is located inside the gas tank, the gas tank must be removed to replace the sending unit.
Testimonial: "Thanks for your info.My 2002 impala has an access panel behind the rear seat.I would like to know if I may have a ground problem with the sender.Do you have an idea where the ground would be for the sending unit?Thanks again."
76 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×