First. I'd make sure the tank has a good ground. I had a 76 Dodge where the
gauge quit working and ran a jumper ground wire to it and the gauge worked
fine. I believe the low gas light was also on when this happened.
Mark
1992 New Yorker Salon 47K and a sunroof
1990 Chrysler Imperial
1991 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE
1994 Chrysler LeBaron LX convertible
1997 Dodge Neon Highline sedan
Atlanta, GA
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Subject: IML: 75 gas gauge diagnosis
My gas gauge shows empty and the red light comes on but tank is full. My
neighbor says it is the float since the red light works. My service manual
is MIA (wife moved it)so how do we get the float out? Drop the tank or is
their access from the trunk. The tank is full as I thought it was empty and
was filling it up and the shutoff stopped it at 10 gal. At 8 mpg, it would
take about 200 miles to empty?
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