Paul King
MrPJK
Hi Dave im haveing a problem with my fuel guage ,Can you read my post today please
Aftermarket fuel gauge
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Make sure your gage is for mopars, as far as ohms go. It should be 90 to 10 ohms,or real close to that. GM gages will not work.
Is your tank grounded, either thru the metal fuel line at the tank, or like I did. I put an extra ground wire from my tank to the frame.
Otherwise, start checking all your grounds, at the dash, tank, and in-between.
The gage has to be grounded also. It should be marked on the back, with a separate ground wire. Check the whole length of the blue wire, make sure its not pinched, somewhere. Dave
Is your tank grounded, either thru the metal fuel line at the tank, or like I did. I put an extra ground wire from my tank to the frame.
Otherwise, start checking all your grounds, at the dash, tank, and in-between.
The gage has to be grounded also. It should be marked on the back, with a separate ground wire. Check the whole length of the blue wire, make sure its not pinched, somewhere. Dave
Paul King
MrPJK
Yes its a mopar gauge
The package it came in said mopar The original dash gauge worked just wasnt acurate
The package it came in said mopar The original dash gauge worked just wasnt acurate
If it shows full-over full pinned out, that should be an open circuit. Check the ground to the sending unit first. It should be appropriate 10 ohms full and 73 ohms empty.
Cley
Paul King
MrPJK
Got it fixed ,bad wire .Thanks everyone
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