Can anyone give me any information on how the fuel gauge is set up on my 1992 Prevost , it reads E BUT I KNOW ITS FULL ?
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Can anyone give me any information on how the fuel gauge is set up on my 1992 Prevost , it reads E BUT I KNOW ITS FULL ?
wish I could help but I dont have a clue. You could pull up the wiring diagrams on the prevost web site or call Winter Garden or Goodlettsville.
Does the gauge move at all
No ! Just on E ALL THE TIME
Does that stand for Enough?
it the gauge then
Well the gauge would be the simplest to check, but there is a possible it could be the sending unit at the tank ( which would be the last thing you would want it to be of course).
Jerry the only part of the tank I can see is the fill ������
Hey Bobby yes your right there may be an access point without having to drop the tank. You can check online at prevostcar.com under parts/service and go to Parts assist catalog put in your VIN and you can get a view of your tank to see where the sending unit is located. I'm not sure but you may be able to search there also to see if there is an access point either from second or third bays but can't be sure. The only other option would be to drop the tank. Do you have a secondary tank? I have the 160 gal and a secondary 90 gal tank.
Also not sure but I think tank options were a Prevost installation not converters. So you may also be able to reach out to Prevost Assist and they can tell you if you have an access point of if the tank will need to be dropped.
I just replaced the sending unit on mine. I had to drop the tank 8 inches disconnect the filler hose take the top plate off, and it barely came out then
Thank you Jerry my other bus had 300 gal tank with no gauge that worked and I still got nervous about losing track of my fuel and running out now I only have 160!
I would add another tank if I could !!
Who in world would need 300 gallons of fuel? I have been all over the country and never not had a gas station nearby. Please tell.
One of the things I appreciate about my Prevost is the ability to travel multiple states/days without fueling. I feel like I am beating the system when I can shop fuel prices across multiple states. :D
Chuck
Ok thank you Jerry !
Mike the more the better I own a gas,fuel station I can fill before I leave Pa. Round trips are good !
�� wow that’s a lot for a gauge I hope I don’t have to do that��
ok you are a special case, most of us don't own a gas station.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobbydinpa
Thanks Jerry