Fuel gauge stuck on 1/2

[Tom Seitz]

David, Thanks for your input. Last night when I filled I put in an
additive also, not the one that you mentioned and tonight when I hit
the key switch the gauge was working,registered a full tank.Nothing
like a good overnight soaking. So I hope that it is fixed and not
just one of those" always full tanks".
HAY wait a min. wouldnt everbody want one of those.HAHAHA
Anyway I think I will check my mileage to see if it is working or
not.Thanks again for your help. Tom 90 SP36 Alpharetta GA
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "David Hanvy" <shanvy@h...>
wrote:
>
> Tom,
> When I purchased my 89 WB the fuel gauge was stuck and the former
> owner indicated that it had been stuck for some time. I drove the
> coach back home to TX from AZ and kept up with the mileage so I
> would know when I was close to being empty. I put the stuck gauge
on
> a list of things to correct in the future and set about fixing the
> items which had more priority (like new tires, for example).
Within
> days, I was preparing for a trip from my home near Houston to
> Charleston, SC and I added a diesel fuel additive named "Power
> Service, Diesel Keen" when I filled up for the trip. To my
pleasant
> surprise the gauge started working before I got to the SC state
> line. I continue to use the additive and the gauge has continued
to
> accurately work ever since (one year last month). Don't know for
> dead certain, but I give credit to the additive for freeing up the
> sending unit. It would be worth your while to give it a try at
<$12
> to treat 300 gallons and the old Detroit seems to love it as well.
> (It's available at Walmart should you find yourself to be parked
in
> their lot some weary night on the way from point A to point B.)
> David Hanvy 89WB40 Crosby, TX
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Seitz"

> wrote:
> >
> > I just filled with fuel and my gauge is stuck on 1/2 a tank.
Like a
> > moreon I did not fill the tank after the last trip 3 or3 1/2
weeks
> > ago. I was hoping that by the time I drove 10 miles home it would
> > slosh around and work but no luck.Anybody have any ideas?
> > Tom 90 SP36 Alpharetta GA