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The fuel gauge in my 1980 Corvette always reads too full.
The mylar printed circuit board has 3 connector pads for "Low Fuel"
bulb socket. I'm not sure about this because the socket only had 2 conectors
for bulb. Is the bulb a resistance for fuel gage ?.

Submitted: 88 days and 16 hours ago.
Category: Chevy
Value: $9
Status: AWAITING CUSTOMER ACTION
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Optional Information

Year : Pre-1983
Make : Chevrolet
Year (other) : 1980
Model : Corvette
Engine : 5.7L V-8

Already Tried:
Tested for 3 to 4 volts at unhooked sender wire
on gas tank. Reads too high at 8 volts.
Grounded same wire and gage read above empty.
Low Fuel light stays on.

Posted by GNwrench 87 days and 17 hours ago.

Info Request

how much fuller is it reading? so when its realy E its reading 1/4 ?something like that?

87 days and 10 hours ago.

Reply

The gage reads just beyond the reserve marks when I ground the wire at the gas tank.

This is the same amount above full when I hook a 90 ohm [full] resistor to wire at tank.

Hope this helps.

ThanksTerry

 

Posted by GNwrench 86 days and 21 hours ago.

Info Request

ok so unplug the wire at the gas tank what will the gas guage read?then ground out that wire what will the guage read?

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