Hi I have a 1992 Grand Am, just bought it, I filled the tank and it and the gage only went a little past the 1/2 mark. What should I look for in finding the problem.
Thanks much Bob
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Grand Am Faulty gas gage
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20 years ago
fuel sender unit in the tank?
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I'll solve it this way, When I get on empty wich would be 1/2 tank left I'll fill it up again. Never run out that way.
Bob
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I'm not the greatest at searching, but if you know your way around the internet, you might be able to find some info about it. I know I am not being much help, but it seems to be a pretty common problem on these styles of Grand Ams. Mine hasn't done it yet, thankfully. The gas door gives me trouble every once in a while, which is also very common.
Tony
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Robert, Why don't you just forget the fuel gauge, it's trashed. Is your trip meter still operational? Utilize the trip meter as a fuel gauge.
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Yes. You are correct. I should have been more specific. The carbon strips wear out.
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sending unit for my car was $347.93 list price, my cost was $243.55 ( at a Chevy dealer where a buddy works ).
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1991 Pontiac Bonneville LE ~_~_~260,000 miles_~_~~_