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NITAT
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Same issue here. Now i reset the trip meter. When I get to 400 miles, I know I need to start looking for a gas station.
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motocruiserbill
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Hello All! I put some info out about this about 2-3 monts ago. My 04 came off the lot with this problem. The replaced the fuel sending unit 2 different times before they got one that worked.
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THE SAME THING IS NOW HAPPENING TO MY FUEL GUAGE. IT GOES ALL THE
WAY TO FULL NO MATTER HOW MUCH GAS IS LEFT. I HAVE AN APPOINTMENT
ON MONDAY HOPEFULLY THEY CAN FIX IT!!
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Mine just started after 10,000 miles. I've filled the tank a few times completely and the fule gage needle reads just under full, wierd. It s probably an issue to bring to the dealer here!
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I took mine in today for the same problem. They are replacing the sending module. See what happens when I get it back.
Jim
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My guage would never top out at Full. Turns out to be a bent fuel rod. Dealer (Mossy Oceanside, Ca) replaced it...guage is dead on.
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I am having the same issue with the guage. It seems that I go through 1/4 tank in 60 miles
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How big of a deal is "replacing the sending unit" on one of these trucks. I mean, is it a 1/2 day at the dealer, or is it a drop off and go eat lunch and pick it up when you get back deal?
Is there a TSB for it?
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I'm not sure I've ever had a vehicle that read 100% accurately. So in my twenty years of driving Fords, Hondas, Nissans, Kias, Chevys, Chryslers and Toyotas not to mention rentals and borrowed cars, I usually start looking for a gas station once the needle hits 1/4 tank. I've always figured the guage was just a guide and I'm glad to know that once the needle hits empty there should be enough gas to get me to a gas station, however, with current gas prices, I've been filling up closer to 1/2 tank (it seems easier to pay $35 for a fill up than $50, even though I know I'm filling up more often). Iv'e also noticed that most vehicles that I've driven will easily go 300 miles on a tank of gas so I have always tried to fill up between 275 and 300 miles. I've never relied on sensors and gauges I've found that if I pay attention to my vehicle, I can usually tell when something needs attention before it becomes a problem.
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i had this problem...once again, bitched at the service department until they replaced my fuel sensors, etc. all under warranty...
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Topic: Fuel Gauge Position Problem
