Is Your F-Body Gas Guage A Joke?
#1
Is Your F-Body Gas Guage A Joke?
The gas guage on my T/A has always been a little "Goofy'. After I fill it up, it sits on the high peg for what seems like a week, and then it slowly starts to come down towards half-tank. Once it gets to Half-tank, it seems like it falls off 5 times faster! It is just a bit "non-linear" to say the least. By 1/4 tank, I start looking for a gas station. Anyone else have this, or does my car just suck?
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#9
oh yeah mines totally jacked as of late. When i first got it (@ 126k miles) it worked perfectly but now (134k miles) it drifts a lot.. acts like its going down to fast and its intermittent.
#11
Mine stays up towards F a little longer than the rest of the time but is fairly accurate otherwise. When it reads 1/4 tank it is pretty close, not exact but I never expect it to be. Ran it down to close to E once and I still had about a gallon and a half left. Not too bad, much better than my old car that would run past E before I was even at a quarter tank
#12
Both of my fbodies did that I just fill them up at 200 city miles when it says around a quarter tank...I know it goes empty from there learned that the hard way one day home from work lol
#14
The gas guage on my T/A has always been a little "Goofy'. After I fill it up, it sits on the high peg for what seems like a week, and then it slowly starts to come down towards half-tank. Once it gets to Half-tank, it seems like it falls off 5 times faster! It is just a bit "non-linear" to say the least. By 1/4 tank, I start looking for a gas station. Anyone else have this, or does my car just suck?
and my old 95 and 97 did that
#16
LT1s seems to do it the worst. I go by the od. for the most part. Mine goes way above full and once it gets down to the F its really about half and at the 3/4 its more like 1/3. Once it gets down to the 1/4 its got maybe 2-3 Gallons left
#19
how the hell does the "V" design make any sense, common sense says to place the sensor higher than half of the tank (top of the v) to compensate for the inward point at the bottom. i do know it is shaped like a v, but wouldn't that be the smart place to put the sensor instead of the direct middle?
#20
how the hell does the "V" design make any sense, common sense says to place the sensor higher than half of the tank (top of the v) to compensate for the inward point at the bottom. i do know it is shaped like a v, but wouldn't that be the smart place to put the sensor instead of the direct middle?