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December 2nd, 2013, 4:53 PM
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Hi marbla117,
Sorry to hear about this issue with your fuel gauge. If you'd like for us to research any recalls or Special Coverages related to this matter, please PM us your VIN and mileage. Hoping that the other forum members see your post soon and are able to help with this as well.
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Sorry to hear about this issue with your fuel gauge. If you'd like for us to research any recalls or Special Coverages related to this matter, please PM us your VIN and mileage. Hoping that the other forum members see your post soon and are able to help with this as well.
Amber N.
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December 4th, 2013, 2:19 PM
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I don't know the year of your truck, but I am pretty sure they all work the same. It could be something in your cluster that isn't working but I know on the fuel pump there is a float and this float works on a dial. The dial has many little notches on it and when the float moves it touches the notches and gets a reading. It is not uncommon for however old your truck is that these little notches can break off and the dial can no longer get a reading. It would help if you told use year on this truck to get a more likely culprit. Older truck I would suggest notches but if it is a newer truck I would go more for electrical issues in the cluster.
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