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What kind/year of vehicle? If it's a newer one, you will probably have to replace the fuel pump/sender assembly which is in the gas tank. Unless yours happens to have a replaceable sender which is probably attached to, but distinct from, the pump.

Either way it means dropping the tank, which can be a lot of........fun. Yeah, that's it.

Or you might have a bad ground on your gauge or a faulty gauge.

Maybe you're out of gas. :)

You'll sometimes get this if you leave your fuel filler cap off or if there is a leak in the cap's seal. I think the bad ground or a loose connection are the most likely culprits...

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A friend of mine had this happen to his 03 Silverado and the dealer said to try good fuel cleaner. I thought it sounded like a load, but he said it made a difference. I have never had this problem in my 98 Sierra but I always put in some Lucas stabilizer/conditioner.

Good luck,

Blair