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steve1964
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| Joined: 09/06
Posted: 09/09/06
01:25 PM
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My Sub sat for about a year. Mechanic tried to sell $3500.00 worth of repairs. Turned out to be a sensor on the fuel pump ($450.00), thank God for the internet! Now, whenever I go over a bump, the gage swings wildly until the ride smooth out. Any suggestions?
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tweety652
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Posted: 09/10/06
10:14 AM
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not too sure on how diesels work but on gas units their is a sending unit with the pump in the tank that measures fuel level. a good shop should have the equipment to check this for u. most likely i say you have a float problem, but as i stated earlier im not familiar with diesels. sorry
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Posted: 09/13/06
09:12 AM
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Your fuel pump float thing could be sticking... your problem is similar to a problem my friend had, we fixed it by pulling out the fuel pump (probably in the trunk), and cleaning the float.
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yaar007
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Posted: 09/20/06
12:10 PM
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change the gas retailer. I have chrysler Intrepid. It had same problem.
I used to fill gas at Shell all the time and I got bouncing fuel gage.
Then I changed the gas retailer (petro canada). suddenly the gage stopped bouncing. I have never been to Shell gas pump again.Hope this will help
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