1983 Econoline coachmen fuel gauge problem
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1983 Econoline coachmen fuel gauge problem
Hello,
I hope this is the right place to post this.
We have a 1983 Econoline coachmen that has duel tanks.
The aux gauge is working but the gauge to the main tank doesnt register.
Could this be the sending unit?
If anyone could point me to a dirgram would really help or suggestion.
thanks.
rawhide
I hope this is the right place to post this.
We have a 1983 Econoline coachmen that has duel tanks.
The aux gauge is working but the gauge to the main tank doesnt register.
Could this be the sending unit?
If anyone could point me to a dirgram would really help or suggestion.
thanks.
rawhide
#3
What does "doesnt register" mean?
Is the gauge pegged below "E" or above F"?
Does it just point to "E" or "F"?
Is "aux gauge" the front or rear tank?
Have you unplugged the the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg above Full.
Have you shorted the wire (with yellow on it) to ground at the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg below empty.
Is the gauge pegged below "E" or above F"?
Does it just point to "E" or "F"?
Is "aux gauge" the front or rear tank?
Have you unplugged the the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg above Full.
Have you shorted the wire (with yellow on it) to ground at the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg below empty.
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#5
What does "doesnt register" mean?
Is the gauge pegged below "E" or above F"?
Does it just point to "E" or "F"?
Is "aux gauge" the front or rear tank?
Have you unplugged the the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg below empty.
Have you shorted the wire (with yellow on it) to ground at the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg above full.
Is the gauge pegged below "E" or above F"?
Does it just point to "E" or "F"?
Is "aux gauge" the front or rear tank?
Have you unplugged the the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg below empty.
Have you shorted the wire (with yellow on it) to ground at the gauge sender plug and seen what the gauge does with the key on?
It should peg above full.
im not sure witch tank is the main or back but the main gauge doesnt work.
if I could find those diagrams I may b able to fix problem.
thank u so much
#6
Note that I had the pegs back wards in my post above before.
I is right now (I think).
Normal should be 145 ohms at the "F" mark and 22.5 ohms at the "E" mark.
Here is a diagram for the non-electric fuel pump but the wiring for the fuel gauges should be the same if it has electric pumps or not.
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I is right now (I think).
Normal should be 145 ohms at the "F" mark and 22.5 ohms at the "E" mark.
Here is a diagram for the non-electric fuel pump but the wiring for the fuel gauges should be the same if it has electric pumps or not.
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And the bottom picture is the wiring diagram for selector switch?
Someone has already worked and re wired everything to the front tank.
Now we're gonna have to go in clean and figure out what the problem is as far as the gaug not working. Once we have the tank down what is the best way to test the sending unit?
Someone has already worked and re wired everything to the front tank.
Now we're gonna have to go in clean and figure out what the problem is as far as the gaug not working. Once we have the tank down what is the best way to test the sending unit?
#15
Yes it is.
The Fuel sender should have 22.5 ohms in the empty position and 145 ohms in the full position.
The wire to the gauge peg passed full when not connected to anything (open) with the key in the run position.
When the gauge wire is shorted to ground it should peg passed empty with the key in the run position.
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The wire to the gauge peg passed full when not connected to anything (open) with the key in the run position.
When the gauge wire is shorted to ground it should peg passed empty with the key in the run position.
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