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Re: Gas gauge Question
More than likely and the easiest fix is to trace the wire from the tank to the fuse box. Usually it gets a break in the wire when it runs under that sill plate on the drivers and grounds out. If you disconnect the connection on the tank the gage should go past full with the key on. If that doesn't fix your problem then your looking at a possible ground loss at the tank or on your dash gage. The next step is checking the float requiring removal of the seat for access and checking for correct OHMS. If you do a search, there are some threads to point you in the right direction with pics. Good luck.
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