CSVT1214
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vic, I don't know if you're aware but the fuel gauge for a 98 is different than a 98.5-00. If you install a newer gauge in a 98, it will read backwards. Swapping the fuel gauge would correct this issue for anyone doing a gauge cluster swap, but I don't know if this is the cause of the fuel remaining to say O-C.
Changing the fuel sending unit in the pump and swapping the fuel gauge may be the solution to my issue.
From a Mondeo forum regarding backwards fuel gauge:
Changing the fuel sending unit in the pump and swapping the fuel gauge may be the solution to my issue.
From a Mondeo forum regarding backwards fuel gauge:
the wiring was changed on the pumps/gauges.
Early cars with silvertop engines have a full voltage to the pump, which is then reduced by the float arm resistor and passed to the gauge where it earths.
Later cars with blacktop engines work the other way round. The gauge has a full voltage and the earth side is run down to the tank, through the float arm resistor and earths at that end.
Net result is that if you put an early pump in a late car or vice versa it will read backwards