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Re: Gas gage doesnt work...can't find the sensor on the...
HI, the gas gauge sending unit is located inside the fuel tank. it is part of the fuel pump assembly. you will need to lower the tank to access this sending unit. replacing the sending unit will fix this issue.
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the sensor is under the timing belt cover at the top of the engine. If you are looking at the engine you'll see a black strip covering your spark plugs, your electrical connection on the camshaft position sensor is under there go ahead and disconnect the sensor. Next is the removal of the timing belt cover. You will need to take the bolts holding the cover in place they will hold it all the way down to the bottom of the engine. The bolt in the center top section is actually the bolt holding the sensor in place inside the engine so you will need to look and see how to maneuver the sensor out after the bolt is removed. Replace with new sensor and replace bolts. Plug electrical connector into the top of the sensor and replace spark plug cover. You are now done.
This problem is caused by a defective fuel level sending unit inside the fuel tank. The gas tank must be removed to replace the fuel level sending unit.
Mine did this too... Bought a new fuel sensor for 50 bucks and it's perfect now... if you don't want to spend the cash take your tank off take out you gage and check the floater and all the connections... could have just gummed up or disconnected
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