Yeah, not a CHEAP fix, nor uncomplicated.
I am lazy and would pay to have someone else do it. Expensive but saves time
and frustration.

So far we have been using the odometer as a guide.
....if driving mainly freeway, fill when there is 325-350 miles since last
fill-up.
....if driving around town/home, fill when there is about 275 miles since
last fill-up.
I have put over 17 gallons in that tank recently. heh heh, which is pretty
good, I think; as the fuel tank is supposed to only have a 17 gallon
capacity.

Works so far. But a functioning gauge would be nice.



"jdoe" > wrote in message
news:x6rhd.283712$wV.161173@attbi_s54...
>I don't believe you can replace the sending unit seperately IIRC. The pump
>and sender are 1 piece (at least it was on my 93 T&C) you will also need an
>updated wiring harness. If you do it yourself expect to give about $225 in
>parts.
> Larry
> "NoName" > wrote in message
> news:ft8hd.551060$8_6.185267@attbi_s04...
>> The fuel gauge shows full immediately after a fuel fill-up. After about
>> 100 miles, the fuel gauge shows empty. The fuel sensing unit or other
>> electrical problem. Is it difficult to replace the fuel sensing device??
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