98 Trans-am Fuel Gauge
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I am a soldier in Iraq and will be headed back to the states soon, My parents have my car a 98 Trans-am the fuel gauge does not work, I had it checked out and the guy at the Shop said its the Gauge not the sending unit. I don't know how reputable he is but I believe that if the gauge is Bad i have to get the instrument POD replaced......
Does anyone know an easier way of troubleshooting. I saw a guide on the Trap Door for the fuel pump through the trunk. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Does anyone know an easier way of troubleshooting. I saw a guide on the Trap Door for the fuel pump through the trunk. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Thank you for your service. Keep your head down.
To check the fuel level sender. The fuel pump needs to be removed from the tank. Using a meter ohm out the rheostat. Check the ohms at the lowest then raise the float to the highest and check the ohms. At the lowest the ohms should be 0 ohms at the highest should be about 90 ohms.
To check the fuel level sender. The fuel pump needs to be removed from the tank. Using a meter ohm out the rheostat. Check the ohms at the lowest then raise the float to the highest and check the ohms. At the lowest the ohms should be 0 ohms at the highest should be about 90 ohms.