As the title says, I have a 359 Pete with the 3406 KittyKat in it. Since we purchased this truck we can't seem to get either fuel gauge to move off of E. Has the toggle switch to check tanks, but the up position on the switch doesn't see any activity, where as the lower position just sits at E. The float isn't stuck and moves freely. What course should I go? Anything I can test with a multimeter? Or should I chase wires?
87' 359 Fuel Gauge
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Erik Blazer, Mar 5, 2020.
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120 isn't that bad, we havnt had to replace much on this truck thankfully. Glad to hear that the tube styles will work. Thank you
Will give that a try, I didn't think about running test leads that way, it's always the simplest of ways we tend to forget Thank you, we will be giving that a try soon
Yes, this was one of the first test I did on it. On some of our older Mack's they would have an issue of getting stuck or binded. I'm lucky enough that my arm fits into the tank
Thank you all for your help, it's greatly appreciated.SmallPackage Thanks this.
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