Factor(s):
1- "Possible" bad fuel indicator/gauge/gage.
2- "Possible" break in the fuel signal wiring between the indicator and the sending unit.
3- Possible" defective sending unit located inside the fuel tank ( normally, fuel pump and sending unit are into single unit assembly).
4- Or, YOU thought you filled the tank but it's actually empty?! -Just kidding!
*Manny ANGELES / Elk Grove, CA.
i would recommend getting gas when that happens. perhaps take it to the mechanic to fix the gauge
I would assume that the wires are hooked up backwards
The gauge or sensor needs to be replaced.
Where is it stuck? on full or empty? if on full you got a bad ground, if empty you got a bad float.
Its probably the float in the gas tank that tells how much fuel is left in the tank... its sticking.
Either the gauge is broken or the sender is broken.
Failed gauge, wiring, or level sensor.
Your fuel sending unit is not giving the correct reading to your gauge
Fuel tank sending unit. Fuse.
check your ground wire to the gauge
you should go to a car shop for that one!:)
fuel sending unit broken wire or gauge is bad