YJ Gas gauge
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YJ Gas gauge
So my gas gauge won't go below 1/2 anymore and it's been like that for a couple years.
My research told me it was a warped splash shield in the tank and not to worry about it until I'm pulling the tank anyway.
However, I realized something that I'd never thought enough to ask about during my diagnosing.
When I turn my YJ off, the gas gauge stays where it is while the other gauges go dead. That's normal right?
It's not like a just have a sticky gauge or anything, right?
My research told me it was a warped splash shield in the tank and not to worry about it until I'm pulling the tank anyway.
However, I realized something that I'd never thought enough to ask about during my diagnosing.
When I turn my YJ off, the gas gauge stays where it is while the other gauges go dead. That's normal right?
It's not like a just have a sticky gauge or anything, right?
Re: YJ Gas gauge
Hmmmm,,Geoff,What happens when you unplug the sending unit and then turn the ignition is on,,Does it go to full?
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Re: YJ Gas gauge
I believe that you should be able to w/o dropping the tank. I can on the TJ but i haven't looked under the YJ in a while.
I kinda can't get too close to the YJ, Bees have made it home for the summer.
I kinda can't get too close to the YJ, Bees have made it home for the summer.
Mark- Rubicon Trail
- Posts : 1300
Join date : 2011-12-10
Location : Haverhill, MA
Re: YJ Gas gauge
The gauge on the YJ should stay exactly where it was when you shut the Jeep off, give or take. Sometimes I'll come out to find mine has actually crept up a little bit, but you're correct in your thinking Geoff. You could just have a bad float, not sure if that has anything to directly do with the sending unit. I know when my pump shit the bed a few years ago the float was way off when the shop re-calibrated everything and it was telling me that ~12 gallons was a full tank. The float can be adjusted, but that is without question a dropping the tank job.
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