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Re: Which is bad, Fuel gauge or resistor?
Very common when the resistor goes bad. It will not allow the gauge needle to move past 1/4 tank.
When you take the resistor off, the ohm reading across the resistor should be somewhere around 100 ohms give or take a few.
If you have bought a new aftermarket gauge, it will have a built in resistor and there is no need for the external one.
If you need a resistor for your OE fuel gauge, send me your address on a PM and I will drop one in the mail for you.
Curious to see how this turns out.
Hope this helps,
Tom
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