1995 blazer gas gauge does not work!
hello im new to the blazer forum. I just purchased my 1995 chevy blazer and had a question. the gas gauge does not work it will stay at E no matter what? i havent had time to look at it but if any one can lead me in the right direction that would be great. THANKS
ORIGINAL: BlazinBlue
im not a pro but check all fuses first...make sure everthing is good...mostly likely with that type of situation it qwould be the sending unit itself..
im not a pro but check all fuses first...make sure everthing is good...mostly likely with that type of situation it qwould be the sending unit itself..
Check the guage. I know you can check the resistance in the guage, but I don't remember the specs. Double check the grounds like you said. The good thing is, since yours is a 95, the sending unit is available seperate from the pump. I would replace the pump since you are in there anyway, but it still will be cheaper than if it were a 96 or newer.
ORIGINAL: 95_4door
Check the guage. I know you can check the resistance in the guage, but I don't remember the specs. Double check the grounds like you said. The good thing is, since yours is a 95, the sending unit is available seperate from the pump. I would replace the pump since you are in there anyway, but it still will be cheaper than if it were a 96 or newer.
Check the guage. I know you can check the resistance in the guage, but I don't remember the specs. Double check the grounds like you said. The good thing is, since yours is a 95, the sending unit is available seperate from the pump. I would replace the pump since you are in there anyway, but it still will be cheaper than if it were a 96 or newer.
You do have to drop the tank, or cut an access panel.I'm not sure what the resistance is supposed to be on the guage.
Mine was sticking on full for ever. Mine ended up being a loose wire at the sending unit.
Mine was sticking on full for ever. Mine ended up being a loose wire at the sending unit.
ORIGINAL: 95_4door
You do have to drop the tank, or cut an access panel.I'm not sure what the resistance is supposed to be on the guage.
Mine was sticking on full for ever. Mine ended up being a loose wire at the sending unit.
You do have to drop the tank, or cut an access panel.I'm not sure what the resistance is supposed to be on the guage.
Mine was sticking on full for ever. Mine ended up being a loose wire at the sending unit.
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