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MrWhoopee · 12-03-2022, 03:10 PM

Once the snow melted off I was able to crawl under the truck. Lo and behold! There was a broken wire right next to the fuel valve/tubes. Spliced it and all was good.

After looking at the installation of the fuel tanks, I believe they were a dealer add-on. I was told the truck was originally ordered in Yreka, CA as a plow truck. It has 4.56 gearing and 80 lb. lead weights just inboard of the rear wheels.

12-03-2022, 03:10 PM	#13
MrWhoopee Registered User Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Shingletown (Yes, really) California Posts: 20	Re: K25 Fuel Gauge Problem Once the snow melted off I was able to crawl under the truck. Lo and behold! There was a broken wire right next to the fuel valve/tubes. Spliced it and all was good. After looking at the installation of the fuel tanks, I believe they were a dealer add-on. I was told the truck was originally ordered in Yreka, CA as a plow truck. It has 4.56 gearing and 80 lb. lead weights just inboard of the rear wheels.