Fuel Gauge
- Disconnect wire from terminal on fuel tank sending unit. Clip wire to a known good sending unit. Connect a jumper wire between sending unit fuel pick-up tube and a good ground.
- Retain float arm of sending unit to its empty stop and turn ignition to "ON". After 2 minutes, fuel gauge should read "EMPTY" or below.
- Move float arm to its full stop. After 2 minutes, fuel gauge should read "FULL".
- If gauge responds properly, sending unit at tank is faulty and should be replaced. Also check mounting flange on tank for deformity.
- If gauge does not respond as described, check all wiring and connections, printed circuit-to-gauge terminal connections or voltage limiter performance. If all check out okay, replace fuel gauge.