2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer "low fuel light refuelling" Questions

...are good for leaking pressure. And I do believe that its pressure (vapor)checked and when the pressure is low in the tank its the pressure sensor located on top the fuel pump unit that tells the

...fuel in.only thing you can do.and while the filter is off good time to change it 5 -10 dollar part.hope this helps ya. best way to check is get some in a cup and pour a little on the ground and try ...

low fuel light comes on? Usually 1-3 gallons of fuel. so I wouldn't recommend to go more than 20-30 miles until you refuel again. also don't do it very often. The fuel pump can heat up and cause it to

...low fuel light in ages. Keep in mind it isn't a good idea to run your fuel level so low. The fuel pump is cooled by the fuel (its inside the tank). Running the fuel level very low allows the pump to ...

...low fuel light on a 2005 cadillac cts when refueled the light should reset. Turn on ign on the "on" position pump acell pedal 7-10 times. Turn ign off then on and start the vehicle, This might ...

...fuel cap the engine stalls. sounds like a vacuum leak...take it to the dealer....cuz the number of vacuum hoses are too numerous, and not easy to follow, and is best left to a dealer mechanic [ yes ...

...fuel. Gas cap was rechecked. Light does not go out. Vehicle was refueled, and now has close to 1500 miles on it. Light stays on continually, no other problems. You may be low on oil. If not, you are ...

low on fuel. Since refueling, fault code is still on after several days, the engine also feels like it is "missing" at idle since this fault code. The code is for fuel system lean bank one.&

...fuel cap IS TIGHT, and the engine shakes at low idle, and hesitates. ALMOST as if I lost one cylinder or no fire from one plug. Go to your local big chain auto store and ask them to scan the codes. ...

...low on fuel but it has continued to do this. Now, my check engine light came on, ran codes; PO0046 & P0496, which I'm told is tpossibly the fuel pressure sensor. Is this correct? If so, ...