On a 95 chevy truck. the fuel guage goes to E with any motion like turns stops . Had sending unit in tank replaced . No change in problem...

sender wire grounded somewhere between tank & guage

The sending unit is in the fuel tank.You nee to remove the tank to replace the sending unit.Hope this helps.Good luck.

Sounds as if the SENDING UNIT in the tank is faulty. They work by RESISTANCE, so when the contacts on the fuel guage sending unit in the tank get worn, it will send incorrect data. Typically it will say full when the actually IS full, then, when the tank is 3/4 full, it will say EMPTY, and then, as you use more fuel from the tank, the guage will go from what is REALLY in the tank, to empty, at different times.

Only solution is to remove the fuel tank, and replace the sending unit guage assembly.

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Check the ground wire at the wiring harness at the fuel tank. If it has a good connection then check the power wires to the tank. You may have a bad pigtail going to the tank. A replacement harness is available at NAPA.

if you have pulled the sending unit wire from the sending unit the gage in the dash is bad .

sokol520--Sounds like fuel pump/fuel guage sending unit. They are integrated and located inside the fuel tank, most likely.

You do need to replace the guage sending unit in the gas tank, u must remove the gas tank, this is not really a job for a DIYer.

the 100% for sure cause of this problem is the sending unit for the fuel guage, it is located in the gas tank. U may have to replace the fuel pump module to get the sending unit, as a rule they are one piece, if u have over 100,000 miles that is a good idea anyway.

yes. the fuel sending unit in the gas tank does need to be replaced