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Old 11-06-1999, 10:08 PM
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Old 11-10-1999, 10:31 AM
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Hi, I´m an proudly owner of an 92" Ford Bronco 351
In last week I must change my fueltank, because
the salt on our street have killed them. On this
job, i replaced the fuelpump with a new one.
All runs great, the fuel gaughe show me the right.
But now I have parked my Bronco for 3 Days and my fuelgaughe is dead. It show me allways empty.
I´ve checked fuses and electriccables - all is ok.
When i put out the conector on the tank unit, the
fuelgaughes goes to full. What´s yout opinion, is my sending unit damaged? Thanks for answer
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Old 11-10-1999, 11:08 AM
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If the truck sat for three days, it may be possible that the sending unit got stuck.Have you started it and drove it around? Try putting at least 5 gallons to see if the needle will move.Have you ever suspected someone may have syphoned your gas out? You never know!
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