this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There should be an access panel on the right side of the trunk where you could get to the pump module. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on.
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this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There should be an access panel on the right side of the trunk where you could get to the pump module. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on. If your Grand Prix has a low fuel light that usually comes on but has stopped working as well, then it is your sending unit. If that light still comes on, it’s your gauge.
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If you want to check it with a meter [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3JbIlQqXXk|this video should help.
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If you want to check it with a meter [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3JbIlQqXXk|this video should help.
this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There should be an access panel on the right side of the trunk where you could get to the pump module. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on.
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If you want to check it with a meter [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3JbIlQqXXk|this video should help.
this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on.
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this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There should be an access panel on the right side of the trunk where you could get to the pump module. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on.
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this could be caused by a bad fuel gauge sending unit. It is part of your fuel pump module assembly and is inside the tank. There is also the possibility that this is related to the gauge itself. I’d get the OBD scanned and see if it throws a code. Just to make sure there is nothing else going on.