Questions & Answers for: fuel tank sender unit wiring

...fuel tank sender unit and earth that wire to the chassis. switch the ignition to the on position,not crank, and see if the dash gauge starts to move to the on position, if it does the problem is at ...

...fuel tank needs replacing however you may want to check that the electrical plugs are contacting properly,Check that the gauge is working by putting a piece of wire from the sender unit wire to the ...

...fuel from tank to prevent spilling, no more than 4 gallons (16 liters) of fuel should remain. Use suitable pumping equipment. Remove floor mat and panel from trunk.Disconnect wiring harness connector ...

...fuel tank (there are two float units, one with the fuel pump). Located under the rear pass seats on the driver's side and another on passenger side (seats need to be moved out of the way to get to ...

...Fuel tank sender needs replacing, or broken wire under dash or under chassis It sounds like the most likely cause is a problem with the fuel gauge sender unit which is usually combined with the fuel ...

...fuel tank sender is bad. Fuel tank sender is most likely given the age of the car. You will probably have to drop the gas tank to check it. If you can pull the sender wire off the tank and ground it, ...

...fuel tank is connected to ground somewhere. there is a control that fails too but if the control failed the temperture gauge also won't work. The wire can get in troble inside the tank too as if ...

...fuel tank clamp bolts and remove brackets. slowly lower fuel tank and disconnect all fuel lines from sender unit. lower tank all the way now place tank on floor and undo metal securing bracket on top ...

...fuel tank sender unit. It could be a faulty sender but they are usually quite reliable. Test by disconnecting the wire from the sender unit at the fuel tank and short to a good ground and the gauge ...

fuel tank. However, also check the wiring that goes to the fuel tank - you should be able to see the wiring on the TOP of the fuel tank - the connections. It's unlikely to be your fuel gauge at fault