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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Malibu / August 2005

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97 Malibu gas hand

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MalibuMan - 22 May 2005 05:36 GMT
Recently put a new cam shaft sensor on under the power steering pump
and hooked my battery back up. When I started the car I noticed the
gas hand was below the peg. It has been there ever since. How does
this happen and more importantly is how to correct it? Has anyone else
ever had this happen? The idiot light still works but it is very
annoying. Thanks
Steve Cook - 22 May 2005 14:18 GMT
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Well fo starters the nly way this will happen is when you connect your
battery and you have the ignition on.....Just take a small wire right
where the little button sticks out of the glass there is enough room to
to work it in there to hit the needle....May take a couple of tries but
you can get it....I de this many of times for the idiots at my shop..
S Cook
97 Malibu gas hand  

Group: alt.autos.chevrolet.malibu Date: Sun, May 22, 2005, 12:36am
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Recently put a new cam shaft sensor on under the power steering pump and
hooked my battery back up. When I started the car I noticed the gas hand
was below the peg. It has been there ever since. How does this happen
and more importantly is how to correct it? Has anyone else ever had this
happen? The idiot light still works but it is very annoying. Thanks
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MalibuMan - 23 May 2005 16:34 GMT
> Recently put a new cam shaft sensor on under the power
> steering pump and hooked my battery back up. When I started
> the car I noticed the gas hand was below the peg. It has been
> there ever since. How does this happen and more importantly is
> how to correct it? Has anyone else ever had this happen? The
> idiot light still works but it is very annoying. Thanks

Thanks for the help. I will give it a shot. I am assuming I will have
to lift the needle up and over the peg?
Steve Cook - 24 May 2005 01:41 GMT

Re: 97 Malibu gas hand  

Group: alt.autos.chevrolet.malibu Date: Mon, May 23, 2005, 11:36am
(CDT+1) From: DoNotEmail@AutoForumz.com (MalibuMan)
"MalibuMan" wrote:
Recently put a new cam shaft sensor on under the power steering pump and
hooked my battery back up. When I started the car I noticed the gas hand
was below the peg. It has been there ever since. How does this happen
and more importantly is how to correct it? Has anyone else ever had this
happen? The idiot light still works but it is very annoying. Thanks
Thanks for the help. I will give it a shot. I am assuming I will have to
lift the needle up and over the peg?  

Yeah most of the time if you hook the wire just a little you can snag it
..
MalibuMan - 19 Aug 2005 06:36 GMT
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Thanks Steve. I have a few more questions if you don’t mind me picking
your brain. I have read lots of posts since I have logged back on nad
you seem to know your stuff and use technical language I can
understand. I will post a new thread with the questions with your name
as the header in case you do not get this reply. Thnaks again.
 
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