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Date:         Thu, 20 Oct 1994 15:51:56 -0600
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From:         rellings@dres.dnd.ca (Rob Ellingson)
Subject:      Re: Beds, Valves, Advice

>Hi All: > > >The gas gauge reads fine when full to 3/4, but then it drops like a >lead balloon. Any clues on this? > >I've got more ?'s, but I've rambled on long enough. > >Mark Chandler >'81 Vanagon >'94 Balance >'93 Land Shark >'95 Rock Lobster (?)

I've got an 82 diesel Vanagon and the fuel gauge did the same thing. I took it apart to see if it could be fixed. There is a P.C. board inside the fuel level sensor inside the tank and one of the traces was broken on mine. I tried to solder it back together, but it didn't work out to well because a wiper rubs on it to give you your fuel level. Anyway the wiper wouldn't pass over the solder. Replacement was the answer for me.

Rob Ellingson 1982 Vanagon


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