2003 Nissan Sentra "fuel level sensor" Questions

...fuel level sensor circuit, high input. Check to see if the charcoal (evap) canister is full of fuel. If so, empty it. Check for a faulty canister vent valve. Check for a short to ground in wiring to ...

...fuel level sensor possible causes are fuel was low more more likely is you filled up while car was running this is a common problem sometimes setting this code. you can check the seal around the gas ...

fuel level sensor and temp sensor thingies). Pop top off the fuel assembly and pop fuel level sensor unit with screwdriver. Remove fuel pump harness connector, quick connectors. Pop top off completely

...fuel level sensor and fuel pump assembly retainer ring screws. 9. To remove, pull up the fuel pump assembly. Be careful not to damage the fuel level sensor. You will have to tilt the assembly to ...

...2 codes crankshaft sensor and fuel level sensor changed crankshaft sensor helped alittle now same thing again any suggestions did you erase old stored codes some cars just disconnet neg batt will ...

I have a 2003 Nissan Sentra where is the fuel sensor The fuel sending unit is in the tank if you're talking about the signal for the gauge level. I believe that year model comes as a complete assembly

...department at dealer and find the correct name of this part ,then go online and look it up Dr.Raymilyea sensor for fuel level( code P0461) if appear's means need to fuel repill,that is the

...fuel level sensor which I had replaced already. Not sure why it keep returning? I also had the sensor replaced we keep the gas at half a tank as well. Well code 464 means the fuel sending unit is not ...

check engine light came on and i broght it t a garage to put on computer. #po462 came up- fuel level sensor came up. This is very expensive for me what do i do? go to scrap yard

...fuel level, power steering pressure, and possibly an oxygen sensor. The U1001 code means that there is a communication issue within the electrical system concerning sensors. When the sensors aren't ...