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Old 03-08-2013, 02:26 PM   #1
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1992 Fleetwood Coronado fuel gauge issue

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I have a 1992 Fleetwood Coronado and have an issue with the fuel gauge not working and is at empty. I had filled the tank last fall with the hopes that the gauge would work and counting on a float in the tank. I have been told that if I unplug the wires to the sensor and jump them and if the gauge works the
problem will be at the gas tank. I have not been able to locate the wires going to the tank and have yet to locate the sensor on the tank. I presume everything is on top of the tank and I will have to drop the tank to change out whatever reads the fuel level. I would have like to preform the gauge test first and eliminate that end before I go aft. Any thoughts will be welcome.
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You could disconnect the wires behind the gauge on the dash and perform the same test as testing at the sender.
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Also check the connections on the tank if you can. My old 87 Allegro we had to replace the sending unit.
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