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Car : 93 R33 GTSt

Problem : Fuel gauge reads incorrectly

Possible cause : Car was slidin and also went over a few bumps all in a 30min duration, shocks could of caused needle in gauge to jump

Before problem the gauge read as follows :

Full , 0km

3/4 Full, ~120km

1/2 Full, ~220km

1/4 Full, ~320km

Empty , ~420km

Now after problem

Full, 200km

3/4 Full, ~260km

1/2 Full, ~300km

1/4 Full and Empty too scared to try lol

im now drivin by guessin the distance and i hav a vauge idea about possible fuel levels. Anyway went to mechanic and she suggested the sender unit after the fuel pump needs to be replaced, i thought it was jus the gauge, meh

But anyone else got ideas or even a place to go to get it fixed. I tried a few places for a fuel sender unit but no one has any. Ringwood speedo no longer remove and refit so i wanna be sure if its the gauge or the sender unit before i commit to givin them the gauge.

Anyway ppl sorry for the long post, anyone else had this problem or know of a way to rectify this problem ???

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If the problem has only appeared since you've been sliding and bumping, more than likely, the intank fuel sender will have fallen off its bracket...

It's been covered before so try a search but basically:

Remove fuel tank cover plate in boot

Open big black jar type lid in boot to get access to tank

Refit fuel sender onto brackets

Reverse

HTH

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