It sounds like you got some rust in your tank that corroded the fuel sending unit as well as the in tank pump. Other possibilities would be the fuses. Check them all to make sure none of them are blown. Depending upon where you live, a mouse or squirrel might have chewed through some wires and tubes to build a nest. It could be numerouse things, but I would check the simple ones before dropping you tank.
I am putting 3 liters on my xe. it is exactly in its full gauge.
receiving gauge is to receive the part/component as per fitment, orientation, & strength etc. for next assembly of the part.
First check your oil gauge. if it is in correct gauge of oil try to over size your radiator. toyota lucida was design for the strret of japan so for a humid country you need to oversize your radiator.
Your temperature gauge does not work, and the engine might run rough.
Just to the left of the Oil filter towards the front of the engine.
The gauge check light is just a reminder to check your gauges.Probably your fuel gauge is below a set point.Just put gas in it and it will go off. Rember..its not the check engine light...
Have you checked the gas floater in the gas tank?
where is the voltage regulator on a toyota tazz
maybe fuse or the sending unit. hope that helps
I had this happen on my 2003 Sequoia while under warranty. I was a defective gauge and required replacement. Type your answer here...
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Could be bad news. Have it checked for a cracked head gasket. I had a similar problem with mine -- had to replace the engine.