12-28-2018, 11:59 AM | #1 |
p2068 Fuel level Sensor B Circuit
Got in my car the other day and I looked down and saw that my fuel gauge was on E. I knew I had about half a tank and thought... DAMN IT!
I drove about 10 miles and it started working then turned off again. Now, every time that I turn off the car it doesn't work. But, I can get it to work when I give the car some gas and have a little fun. I was originally thinking is was the float in the tank sticking but I am beginning to think that it is the sensor going bad. Has anyone else had this problem? Any fixes that don't require dropping the gas tank?
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764RWHP on e85 683RWHP on 91. M6 Black on Black on Black. 1300ID's, DSX Aux Pump and Flex Fuel Sensor, Lingenfelter 2.5 upper 9.5 lower, 100MM idler, AFCO HX w/ FANS. 1 7/8"ARH exhaust to axle incl LTH, MF's, Fuel Lab FF, Lingenfelter ported snout and TB, Lingenfelter CAI, RotoFab coolant tank, NGK 2 steps colder spark plugs, Moroso catch can, BTR Stage III cam, crank case breather. Tuned by Power Labs in Idaho Falls, ID.
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01-02-2019, 07:41 AM | #2 |
An update on this...
I filled it up now that gauge is reading 3/4 a tank. But has not gone above or below that. I haven't driven it much so I think that it has more than that 3/4 tank. Any info helps on this.
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764RWHP on e85 683RWHP on 91. M6 Black on Black on Black. 1300ID's, DSX Aux Pump and Flex Fuel Sensor, Lingenfelter 2.5 upper 9.5 lower, 100MM idler, AFCO HX w/ FANS. 1 7/8"ARH exhaust to axle incl LTH, MF's, Fuel Lab FF, Lingenfelter ported snout and TB, Lingenfelter CAI, RotoFab coolant tank, NGK 2 steps colder spark plugs, Moroso catch can, BTR Stage III cam, crank case breather. Tuned by Power Labs in Idaho Falls, ID.
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