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Old 11-03-2017, 12:12 PM
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While working on front breaks my 02 fell off the jack stands, got it back up and finished the job. When I went to start it the service engine soon light, and low fuel light came on, and the fuel gauge will barely move up when key is turned. It's throwing a code for the canister vent valve solenoid, so I replaced it. Now I turn the key to start and all gauges max out, go back to zero then to where they should be except for the fuel gauge and the service engine soon and low fuel lights. Drove it to parts store and drove normal. Please help.
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Has it rained lately? Truck been wet?
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Not since this started.
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Interesting... sounds to me like a possible GEM issue. Any relays randomly clicking? If it's a Electronic 4x4, do all of the lights show up (in the instrument cluster) for the 4X4 system, and does it click in and out? Power windows still work?
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Not 4x4, power windows working. just never seen all gauges including fuel go to their max upon starting then back to zero then to proper location including RPM
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Where do the two wires coming off of it lead to?
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What got hit when it fell ? I mean something obviously happened on the way down, luckily your alright. One of the stands most likely pierced or grounded something out....took out a harness. Look for damage in the stand areas. Also post the DTC your getting. Sounds like a damaged harness since your getting gauge sweeps and malfunctions. Gauge sweeps occur with PATS problems.
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If your scenario is correct Brew, I would suspect a P01000 code will be what he gets.
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Originally Posted by white89gt
If your scenario is correct Brew, I would suspect a P01000 code will be what he gets.
Some don't post the P1000...like never lol. It's like non existent.

I mean like it wasn't part of the programming. It was left out. Over the years a few of us came to that conclusion. While some vehicles will, others won't. So you can't count on it when it should be there anyway. None of my trucks in the past would show one. That's 2 98's, a 99 and a 01.

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PATS? DTC? I think I'm in over my head here...


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