gas gauge / innacurate fix..

[rodeddy]

The gauge reading incorrect was an inherent problem with these cars.
Mine use to read 'E' and when i filled it it took only 45litres...
and it is supposed to hold 60ltrs.
There is a way to fix it, as i did and now it reads spot on.
Go to this link www.mrtrally.com.au then go to the 'performance'
section then to 'search'. Type in 'Fuel gauge' and it will bring up
a few different ansewrs, go to 'wrx inaccutate fuel gauge fix'. The
wrx fuel gauge sender fix is the same as the Liberty, as i have.
cheers, Rod in OZ

--- In BC-BFLegacyWorks@y..., "milehial2000" <acroxford@h...> wrote:
> OK the Subaru Factory service manual in it's clear and concise way
> says if the guage is bad replace and if the sending unit is bad
> replace! Wow. But here is something I know will at least will tell
you
> what is broken. If you can find the wire going to the gauge
disconnect
> the wire and connect the gauge terminal to ground with a 30 ohm
> resistor the gauge should read 1/2. This very informative manual
goes
> to to say that if you have "defective packing air tightness on the
> fuel saucer you should correct it" (sorry couldn't resist including
> this item)
> AL(CO)
>
>
>
>
> --- In BC-BFLegacyWorks@y..., subaruracer755@c... wrote:
> > ok i got rid of that connector under the rear seat.. and the
gauge
> STILL
> > likes to spend most of its time on the "E" part, then springs
back
> to life
> > later... happens all the time.. any ideas people?
> >
> > mike


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