Fuel gauge Mazda mpv 1995 not working

To do this you will need a decent syphon pump. DO NOT use any other method as you are working with a very flammable fuel!!!
ONLY do this with ALL the vehicle's doors AND windows WIDE open and parked Outside!
Some vehicles have an access panel built into the floor underneath the rear bench seat. This gives access to the top of the fuel tank, fuel sender unit and the fuel pump. Once these are removed you can syphon the fuel directly from the tank.
If there is no access panel you will need to SAFELY get underneath the vehicle and physically remove the tank to empty it. This is a TWO PERSON job as the tank will be VERY heavy!
Trying to syphon via the fill hole often won't work as most vehicle manufacturers fit a 'baffle' into the pipe to prevent fuel theft.

If the fuel injection light is illuminated on the dashboard of your 1995 Mazda MPV, it means there is a problem with the fuel injection system. Here are the steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check for any other warning lights: If there are any other warning lights on the dashboard, it could be an indication of a bigger issue. Check the owner's manual for guidance on what to do next.
2. Check the fuel level: Make sure the fuel tank is not empty or low. If the fuel level is low, add fuel to the tank and see if the light turns off.
3. Check the fuel injection system components: Check the fuel injection system components, including the fuel filter, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, and fuel injectors. If any of these components are faulty, it could cause the fuel injection light to illuminate.
4. Check the connections: Check all electrical connections related to the fuel injection system. Loose or corroded connections can also cause the fuel injection light to come on.
5. Check the diagnostic trouble codes: If you have an OBD-II scanner, you can use it to check for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) that could be causing the fuel injection light to come on. The DTCs will give you a clue as to what the problem is.

If you are unable to diagnose the problem on your own, it's best to take your Mazda MPV to a certified mechanic who can diagnose and repair the issue for you.

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Jul 19, 2012 - 8 posts - ‎4 authors ... on (P1455) and right around that time the fuel gauge started dropping quickly. The code refers to the fuel tank level sensor circuit but the MPV still ... Joined: 03 Jun 2003... Locate the fuel pump fuse in the fusebox under the driver side kick panel. .... also there are other genuine mazda parts discounters.

This is a very common occurrence, the fuel sending mechanism is inside the fuel tank, attached to an arm is a float (a device that will rise to the top of the fuel level). When parked at an upward or downhill angle, the fuel will collect to the opposite side of the tank (liquids will go to a natural level) and cause the float to move the lever. As the lever moves it rubs along a winding of wires creating a different resistance along the way. This changes the amount of current that will flow through the fuel gauge and change the level indication. When you are on level ground it will take a short period for the fuel gauge to return to the correct reading.

Since all modern day fuel gauges are electronic, you may want to check the fuse.

Michael,guess what!Your suppose to test it while it's on vehicle with a pressure gauge,here's a link.

The sending unit along with the fuel filter goes into the tank at the top. You'll need to drop the tank to get access to it.

Don't drop the gas tank. Pull back the carpet in front of the rear seat and there will be a square cover closer to behind the passenger seat with 4 screws holding it down. Remove that cover and it will expose your fuel sending unit cover. This will be circular in shape with 6 or 8 small philips head screws holding it in place. Unfortunately they will probably be very rusty and hard to get out. You will first need to disconnect the electrical plug and the 2 fuel lines. After removal of the fuel lines and the screws carefully remove unit to expose fuel pump.

hi, try to check if the fuse is ok, if not then you must have some problem on your fuel sending unit, you may need to replace it for it may be faulty, it happens when its too old, hope this helps.

fuel float gauge off in tank fuel bellow is not that deep to hold a reserve at this measure keep from reaching 1/4 will be your safety empty