my fuel gage on cluster jumps from E to F all the time ,is this electrical or some other problem?
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Apr 12, 2008 at 12:58 AM
2000 Chevy Truck Fuel gage
2000 CHEVROLET TRUCK
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This is a common problem with gm fuel pumps.
The sending unit for the fuel gage is integrated into the fuel pump.
Recently the aftermarket has come out with a replacement sending unit that can be changed on the existing fuel pump, however these fuel pumps are prone to failure at around 60-80000 miles.
If the fuel pump is original then you are already living on borrowed time and my recomendation would be to just change the whole fuel pump as a unit , this should take care of your problem and perhaps forestall another one.
Hope this helps.
The sending unit for the fuel gage is integrated into the fuel pump.
Recently the aftermarket has come out with a replacement sending unit that can be changed on the existing fuel pump, however these fuel pumps are prone to failure at around 60-80000 miles.
If the fuel pump is original then you are already living on borrowed time and my recomendation would be to just change the whole fuel pump as a unit , this should take care of your problem and perhaps forestall another one.
Hope this helps.
Apr 12, 2008 at 3:21 AM
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