Jeep Renegade Fuel Gauge Not Working at Oscar Margarita blog

Jeep Renegade Fuel Gauge Not Working. My guess is that the gas pump shut off early. Turned out my sender was not ohm matched to the gauge. The circuit to the fuel gauge is, more than likely, designed to react slowly so as not to slam the needle across the face when. Try a different station and/or try. I've run out of gas when my gauge reads between an 1/8 and 1/4 tank, but not once has the low fuel light come on. Not long after replacing the crankshaft sensor which cured my problem of intermittent stalling when idling or going at low. There might not be anything wrong with the vehicle. Didn't find anything via forum search, now searching. If it doesn't work, try cleaning them a little more, making sure you covered all the spots where the gauge contacts the circuit. Trip meters and fuel mileage appear to be accurate, and gauge should be currently reading between 1/2 and 3/4 tank.

Didn't find anything via forum search, now searching. Turned out my sender was not ohm matched to the gauge. The circuit to the fuel gauge is, more than likely, designed to react slowly so as not to slam the needle across the face when. Trip meters and fuel mileage appear to be accurate, and gauge should be currently reading between 1/2 and 3/4 tank. I've run out of gas when my gauge reads between an 1/8 and 1/4 tank, but not once has the low fuel light come on. Try a different station and/or try. If it doesn't work, try cleaning them a little more, making sure you covered all the spots where the gauge contacts the circuit. There might not be anything wrong with the vehicle. My guess is that the gas pump shut off early. Not long after replacing the crankshaft sensor which cured my problem of intermittent stalling when idling or going at low.

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Jeep Renegade Fuel Gauge Not Working Trip meters and fuel mileage appear to be accurate, and gauge should be currently reading between 1/2 and 3/4 tank. Not long after replacing the crankshaft sensor which cured my problem of intermittent stalling when idling or going at low. Try a different station and/or try. If it doesn't work, try cleaning them a little more, making sure you covered all the spots where the gauge contacts the circuit. The circuit to the fuel gauge is, more than likely, designed to react slowly so as not to slam the needle across the face when. My guess is that the gas pump shut off early. Didn't find anything via forum search, now searching. I've run out of gas when my gauge reads between an 1/8 and 1/4 tank, but not once has the low fuel light come on. There might not be anything wrong with the vehicle. Trip meters and fuel mileage appear to be accurate, and gauge should be currently reading between 1/2 and 3/4 tank. Turned out my sender was not ohm matched to the gauge.