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Posted on Jun 16, 2008

1991 Jeep Wrangler

Fuel gague doesn't read accurately. When the tank is empty the gage reads past full.

  • chitwoodtomm Sep 08, 2008

    fuel gauge not working. dropped tank.everythings o.k. the wiring is not right. need to know what color wires do the fuel tank tie into?

  • Anonymous Sep 21, 2008

    My guage reads half full when its empty, happend after i went on some heavy 4wheelin adventure.

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