Fuel Gauge
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you may have to change the fuel level sensor on the submerged fuel pump assembly in the tank,
but before doing that with its cost,
try three bottles of
Chevron Techron Concentrate Plus (the Plus is important)
in your next 3 tank fulls of fuel
the Plus version of Techron has a special cleaner that sometimes can remove sulfur deposits of the silver alloy strip of the fuel level sensor
but when I changed out my 1995 fuel pump assembly
I found the ceramic backing behind the fuel level sensor strip
had cracked in two
but before doing that with its cost,
try three bottles of
Chevron Techron Concentrate Plus (the Plus is important)
in your next 3 tank fulls of fuel
the Plus version of Techron has a special cleaner that sometimes can remove sulfur deposits of the silver alloy strip of the fuel level sensor
but when I changed out my 1995 fuel pump assembly
I found the ceramic backing behind the fuel level sensor strip
had cracked in two
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You said it wasnt working before but said it was always on empty. Now it stays on full. That is a new one on me, but, based on everything I have read in this forum as well as my own gas gauge issues, I would suggest you run her out of fuel, drop the tank and clean everything out, then make damn sure you position the fuel pump correctly so as not to cause the sending unit to stick, and mount the tank most of the way up.
Put about 5 gallons of fuel in and check the gauge, if not working check your positioning again, mount up again, check again, if still not working you will need to replace the sending unit or the entire pump. My guss is though that if you get it positioned correctly all will be well.
The Dakota I bought had a fuel pump put in by a "professional" just before I bought it. Gauge was cockeyed and didnt work, I realigned it and all is well now.
Put about 5 gallons of fuel in and check the gauge, if not working check your positioning again, mount up again, check again, if still not working you will need to replace the sending unit or the entire pump. My guss is though that if you get it positioned correctly all will be well.
The Dakota I bought had a fuel pump put in by a "professional" just before I bought it. Gauge was cockeyed and didnt work, I realigned it and all is well now.