I have removed the rear cover over the tank, and tested the current from the front. I'm getting current although it is fluctuating up and down. Is this normal? I have also noticed that on the fuel gauge up front, the needle is bouncing at the bottom (empty).
Question is...DO you think that the sender unit in the tank is bad, or perhaps the gauge itself?
Any ideas?
Fuel gauge not working
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Check the voltage stabilizer behind the dash. It will have a double green and a single green wire going to it. Your meter is probably reading the bi-metallic strip in it as a V fluctuation. Also, check it is a 12V stabilizer not a 24V. When you ground the wire at the sender your needle should swing to full if it doesn’t pull the sender from the tank and check its operation.
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