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  1. 03-30-2014, 04:59 AM #1
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    Fuel level sensor.Help.

    Hello.
    On my machine does not work the fuel gauge.
    The sensor in the tank works.Wires to the entire dashboard.
    An arrow on the instrument panel does not rise.
    What do I do?
    How to check the sensor on the dashboard?
    Thanks!Help me please.
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    Re: Fuel level sensor.Help.

    What does the ground wire look like?
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    Re: Fuel level sensor.Help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    What does the ground wire look like?
    I do not understand your question.
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    Re: Fuel level sensor.Help.

    Sorry. The circuit goes to ground at some point, make sure the ground is good. If there is any kind of corrosion, it will compromise the entire circuit.
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    Re: Fuel level sensor.Help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    Sorry. The circuit goes to ground at some point, make sure the ground is good. If there is any kind of corrosion, it will compromise the entire circuit.
    Good!I'll check.Thank you.
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    Re: Fuel level sensor.Help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    Sorry. The circuit goes to ground at some point, make sure the ground is good. If there is any kind of corrosion, it will compromise the entire circuit.
    At what point connects the negative wire?
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