JDMB0YS

So my gas gauge reads that it is always above full and i have been driving around like this for a couple of weeks i bought a new cluster to see if it was the problem but it still ended up saying it was full this problem is occuring on my 92 civic.

any word of what can be wrong?

shorsh

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ask a mod to move this to the right forum bro, you might get more replies then

JDMB0YS

x] you gotta be a trial member to use honda tech and i have no idea which forum is for problems o.o =\.

R.I.P 2000 Si

there is a part that is next to the fuel pump which is under your rear seat it called a FUEL GAUGE SENDING UNIT replace that and everything should be cool

jtfc3s

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMB0YS &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">x] you gotta be a trial member to use honda tech and i have no idea which forum is for problems o.o =\.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sleepy0132

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by R.I.P 2000 Si &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">there is a part that is next to the fuel pump which is under your rear seat it called a FUEL GAUGE SENDING UNIT replace that and everything should be cool </TD></TR></TABLE> there's your answer.

JDMB0YS

are u guys sure sure? is this sending unit like a relay? because first i tried buying a new cluster and i still had the same problem then i took off my rear seats and took out the fuel level thing and i tested out the float to see if it'll move up and down and im still having this problem if u guys can reply back with advice and thanks guys

JDMB0YS

anythin ht

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMB0YS &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are u guys sure sure? is this sending unit like a relay? because first i tried buying a new cluster and i still had the same problem then i took off my rear seats and took out the fuel level thing and i tested out the float to see if it'll move up and down and im still having this problem if u guys can reply back with advice and thanks guys </TD></TR></TABLE>try it then come back.stop asking people 2 people said thats it so try it../thread

JDMB0YS

im still not clearified if this fuel sender is a relay? and has anyone had this problem with their car and had it solved? thanks for the help ht

wfo

replace the fg sending unit

EquipedWithVtec

you drive a honda we barely use gas

JDMB0YS

can u clearify whats this fg sending unit like what does it look like? and with gas prices like these? your insane! we USE gas

JDMB0YS

comon ht :

sorullo

dude .. you should be thankfull to see that!!.. probably is God filling up your tank every time you drive..with gas prices nowadays,, !!! your are pretty lucky,, heheh

JDMB0YS

LOL thats what im thinking my car runs on magic cause god granted HAHA let's be realistic guys any advice ht?

fastrc2

okay fine ill slam the explantion at you, the fuel level sending unit has a float on it, this float floats on the level of fuel in the tank, it moves the wiper arm of a resister, this varys a voltage on sone side of the 2 magnetic fields of the guage which indicate the level of fuel in the tank, when this resistence reaches an extreme, such as open circuit or short circuit, it is outside of the range that the guage is designed for, so that is why the needle went outside of the range. the problem is most likely the sending unit, but if you know how to use an ohmeter, then you can measure the sending unit, and move the float and watch the resistence change. if its good, then the wiring between the sending unit and the cluster is faulty. dont bash me for my typing skills, i dont care, dont come on here, ask a question, get an answer repeatedly, and then second guess those who helped you without even takign their advice. dont get mad at me we are all here to help, but askign for it and then questioning it with otu anything to base your statement is rude, do what i said to do, and by the way, when you test on the harness to the sending unit, one side should be a 5 volt reference, and the other side is a ground, if you leave the wires open, it will go one way, if you short them, then the needle will go the other way, do the corect wires dont short your opump out, remember your workign above fuel its flammable, and if the is dangerous to you, then stop, and pay a real man to do the job. if the needle move when you open and short the sending units wires at the pump unit, then the problem is within the tank itself. also, check for something hanging upt he float causeing it to strick at the top or bottom. bye

JDMB0YS

Thanks alot dc i will try that and dang i didn't know u guys get so offensive just because i was reassuring