Problem with fill up
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this is the way GM designed the gauge to work. I recently posted why they did this but to make a long story short it is normal for it to be on E after around 14-15gal.
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im guessing so the pump assembly doesnt run bone dry and suck up sediment
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also stop filling up after the first click
forcing more gas in the tank pushes gas and gas vapor up the evaporation lines into the charcoal canister which can ruin it and your evaporation control purge sending unit ....$
don't ask me how i know! lol!
forcing more gas in the tank pushes gas and gas vapor up the evaporation lines into the charcoal canister which can ruin it and your evaporation control purge sending unit ....$
don't ask me how i know! lol!
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im guessing so the pump assembly doesnt run bone dry and suck up sediment
im guessing so the pump assembly doesnt run bone dry and suck up sediment
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LOLOL hahah yea i see. Thanks
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and so you average joe doesn't run out of gas
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im guessing so the pump assembly doesnt run bone dry and suck up sediment
im guessing so the pump assembly doesnt run bone dry and suck up sediment
my truck usually takes right around 18 gallons when it's on fumes
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I beleive the sending unit is a part of the pump, not entirely sure though. I had mine replaced in apil 08, i cant run my car without knowing my tank level. I really would hate to run out gas in the freezing cold or anywhere for that matter. lolol, i try to keep my tank from going below 1/4 or so. keep my fuel pump submerged.
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the 4 doors are 18 gallon i think the 2 doors are 16 i know they dont use same tank,pump etc.s10's have always had problems with fuel gauge the 94 and older with the 20 gal tank usually run out of gas goin up hill with 2.5 gallons left in the tank 6 of the 94 and older and they were all that way my 99 4 door has 18 gallon and you are not suposed to fill past stop because the EVAP system can't work properly
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You can download one thanks to Chevy.
http://www.gm.com/gmownercenter/
And sign up. You'll be able to download the manual as a PDF once you're confirmed.
http://www.gm.com/gmownercenter/
And sign up. You'll be able to download the manual as a PDF once you're confirmed.
I just signed up with my 93 S-Blazer and I see no links or info about an owners manual.
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To fix the inaccurate gas gauge, replaced the fuel leveling sensor. We get trucks in all the time for this at work. What happens is the tabs that run along the variable resistor break off so they only touch sometimes. Giving you the inaccurate reading. Mine was broken when i bought the truck, when i put my new tank in i put a new sensor in and blamo she works like a charm.
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