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Did a search..came up empty?
My fuel guage was bouncing around from zero to the actual fuel amount. Each time it did this...the ding dong would go off. Sometimes every 10-20 seconds[:@].
Now, it just sits on empty.
I know our wonderful engineers placed this sensor within the gas tank. Can someone run through the R&R procedure? Has anyone bothered with doing this?
97 4X4 Magnum.
TIA, Paul
My fuel guage was bouncing around from zero to the actual fuel amount. Each time it did this...the ding dong would go off. Sometimes every 10-20 seconds[:@].
Now, it just sits on empty.
I know our wonderful engineers placed this sensor within the gas tank. Can someone run through the R&R procedure? Has anyone bothered with doing this?
97 4X4 Magnum.
TIA, Paul
Champion
its a float.. or a bobber on a rod connected to your fuel pump... its getting stuck... my gauage is off between 4.5 - 5 gallons...
Captain
It would be just like replacing a fuel pump, which I would reccomend doing because you don't want to do this again. Pretty simple job, it is just akward.
Champion
Here is a how-to for the fuel pump module (as stated ealier, the sensor is integrated). Sure, its done on a Ram 1500, but, should be fairly similar.
I can't provide you a Dodge P/N, but:
Napa: 22 gallon tank: P74738M or FG0235 or N67643; 15 gallon tank: P74739M or FG0234 or N67644. (Around $270)
Autozone: 22 gallon tank: E7116M or 67643; 15 gallon tank: E7114M or 67644.
O-Reilly: 22 gallon tank: E7116M; 15 gallon tank: E7114M.
I can't provide you a Dodge P/N, but:
Napa: 22 gallon tank: P74738M or FG0235 or N67643; 15 gallon tank: P74739M or FG0234 or N67644. (Around $270)
Autozone: 22 gallon tank: E7116M or 67643; 15 gallon tank: E7114M or 67644.
O-Reilly: 22 gallon tank: E7116M; 15 gallon tank: E7114M.