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Trip meter gone south!!! 700

posted by  VolvoSteel on  Fri Mar 12 20:36 CST 2004
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in all reality if your mechanicly inclined you could probly fix the issue with your gas gauge then the od problem, the most likly problem with your gauge is inside the tank itself, there is an access hole for your gas tank under neith the carpet in the trunk, this give you access to pull the sensor out cant remember the name off hand but theres a ball and such in there that of course moves up and down and send the signal to the gauge they get stuck after awhile and either need to be replaced or cleaned, should try pulling it out and giveing it a cleaning and see how it works after that






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