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I have a 1980 300D and the fuel gauge doesn't work. It worked when I bought it, then after awhile it would give a fairly accurate reading, but the needle would sometimes move around erratically and then go back to a stationary position. Now it doesn't work at all and every day is an adventure. Can anyone suggest what I might be able to check/do? I remember hearing once that there's rarely ever a problem with the thing in the tank that measures the fuel level (e.g.-getting stuck in one position, etc.), and I have a feeling I may have to open up the dash.<br>
 

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Same problem... Any sugestions?

I have the same problem with the fuel needle jumping around and not giving me an accurate reading. Maybe this is a common problem with these cars
 

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Under the Medical Kit on the rear dash, you can access the sensor. You can check if its stuck or has sediment in the hole. You can find these in a junk yard for $5.
 
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