I can't tell if my tank is full or empty
My speedometer stopped working my gas gaige stopped working and my odometer went out cant see the milelage and i dont know how much gas is in the take,and the speed is mot working.i remember a recall awhile ago if you had the problem they said and i didnt at that time i think it was 2011
The fuel level sensor is a very common problem. the tank is filled full but it will always read empty. i already have a refurbished cluster so it will not be the cluster's fault. gm needs to recall the fuel level sensor to be fixed to avoid accidents on the road.
My gas gauge quit working, so i never know exactly how much fuel i have.
The gas gauge is not working and the fuel light stays on even when the tank is full of gas. vehicle was stationary at a gas station when fuel gauge malfunctioned.
The gas gauge stays on empty every once inawhile it will move but goes right back to e
Fuel gauge sensor not working properly. when fueling up, the gas gauge falls to 0, after turning the vehicle on and the low fuel sensor light comes on and dings. after a few miles the gauge goes to 1/4 of a tank indicating there is gas, but not indicative of actually what is in the tank. i have tried to reset my tripometer every time i fuel up, and then stop at the gas station and refuel every 240 miles. however this past weekend i ran out of fuel and the vehicle came to a stop on a major highway. i know now that this is also unreliable and will make it a point to stop at every 200 miles.
Fuel gauge always shows empty, not working. no way to know how much gas is in the car. oil gauge not working.
Fuel gauge was on 1/2 tank. i went to the gas station to fill it up and all of a sudden the gauge meter went to the left and read "empty" and the low fuel light came on even though i had a full tank of gas. i restarted the truck and the fuel gauge meter still read low (less than a 1/4 tank), it eventually returned the to the 1/2 gauge/meter mark. car was stationery at the gas station at time of the incident, then i eventually drove off at low speed.
Tl* the contact owns a 2005 chevrolet trailblazer. the contact stated that the fuel gauge displayed inaccurate fuel amounts. after filling the fuel tank with fuel, the fuel gauge displayed that the tank was empty. the cause of the failure was not diagnosed. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not notified. the failure mileage was 73,000.
Car will not accelerate. revs up really high without acceleration.
I went to the gas station and filled up my tank. i started my car and the gauge was not at the fill line. the gauge just bounced up and down and then went below the empty mark making the chime go off and the car red "fuel is low". this was on a secondary city street.
Fuel gauge is not working properly. i checked with dealer and the nhtsa website about this issue. the problem is that gm will not honor the service bulletin. according to gm i was mailed out a service notice on my vehicle in 2011 which i never received. # 10041526 . i checked with the gmc dealer about this service bulletin and the they told me to bring my vehicle in for repairs. well the dealer called and told me that my vehicle was out of the parameters for a cost free repair. i bought this vehicle brand new back and 2005 and i have kept up with the repairs and maintenance. the dealership i have this serviced at over the years never did any repairs on this service bulletin. i am a oif army veteran and i can not currently afford this $900 repair. i told customer service at chevy about this and all they offered was a chevy loyalty car. really your kidding me?
My gas gauge reads empty all the time even after a fill up. it never moves. also i have replaced shocks and struts all the way around the vehical but every time you hit a bump in the road it shakes you from side to side really hard.
Fuel gage is not showing the fuel level , so it looks like its empty all the time automatic air bag passenger sensing system is malfunctioning and on windshield urethane bead may not have adhered to the body in certain areas during the cure process.