Fuel gauge issue
I recently had a new fuel pump assembly installed as my old Dodge left we walking. Now when full, the tank reads almost full, but quickly drops to 7/8, and I assume empty will mean it still has an 1/8 of a tank.
The shop that did the repair is 500 miles away so going back to them is not going to happen. It is a chain/franchise place (Canadian Tire) so I *might* be able to get a local shop of the same brand to help, but haven't looked into that.
Anyway, is there a way (like with a scan tool) to reset the gauge to read full when full and empty when empty?
ON EDIT:
I forgot to mention that after leaving the repair facility and getting up to highway speed, I heard a loud metal scraping sound. Immediately pulled over a saw a fuel tank heat shield had let go - likely wasn't attached properly and it was rubbing the drive shaft. So, for the second time in as many days I was on my back under the truck in the dirt on the side of the freeway. A bungee cord is holding that on for now.
Why didn't I just take it back? Because I was 500 miles from home at 3pm and had to work the next day at 6am which means up at 0430. So 2 hrs sleep for me after getting things unhitched and unpacked.
The shop that did the repair is 500 miles away so going back to them is not going to happen. It is a chain/franchise place (Canadian Tire) so I *might* be able to get a local shop of the same brand to help, but haven't looked into that.
Anyway, is there a way (like with a scan tool) to reset the gauge to read full when full and empty when empty?
ON EDIT:
I forgot to mention that after leaving the repair facility and getting up to highway speed, I heard a loud metal scraping sound. Immediately pulled over a saw a fuel tank heat shield had let go - likely wasn't attached properly and it was rubbing the drive shaft. So, for the second time in as many days I was on my back under the truck in the dirt on the side of the freeway. A bungee cord is holding that on for now.
Why didn't I just take it back? Because I was 500 miles from home at 3pm and had to work the next day at 6am which means up at 0430. So 2 hrs sleep for me after getting things unhitched and unpacked.
