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  1. chevymike

    Fuel gauge hit n miss

    A bad or dirty ground at the tank sending unit (or anywhere else for that matter) can cause funky gauge reading. Before getting too deep, you might want to check the sending unit ground at the tank and the frame (i.e. remove and clean to bare metal, the contact points).
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