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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / March 2006My gas tank size?
I have 1987 300XZ. my gas gauge is working fine but it show that I have about 6.5 gal? basically it take about 6.5 gal of fuel to top up the tank from "E" how could that be? Any ideal? How big is my gas tank? gas gauge problem? It seem to work fine to me. thx for your help > I have 1987 300XZ. my gas gauge is working fine but it show that I have > about 6.5 gal? basically it take about 6.5 gal of fuel to top up the tank > from "E" how could that be? Any ideal? How big is my gas tank? gas gauge > problem? It seem to work fine to me. > > thx for your help try zhome.com for answer about tank capacity. my guess would be 12-14 gallons. your in tank sender unit may be defective. you ought to be able to find a replacement at zcarparts.com or www.victoriabritish.com good luck > I have 1987 300XZ. my gas gauge is working fine but it show that I have > about 6.5 gal? basically it take about 6.5 gal of fuel to top up the tank > from "E" how could that be? Fuel sending unit is defective. See owners manual but it's at least 15 gal, I believe they are 18?  SignatureSteve http://www.atlantaracing.com Is it simple to replace? look like I can access from trunk right? > > I have 1987 300XZ. my gas gauge is working fine but it show that I have > > about 6.5 gal? basically it take about 6.5 gal of fuel to top up the tank [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > http://www.atlantaracing.com > Is it simple to replace? look like I can access from trunk right? > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> http://www.atlantaracing.com buy a clymer, haynes, or chilton shop manual and look it up. you can find these books in any auto parts store such as kragan, chief, autozone, napa... I would be surprised if you did not have to drop the tank from the car to access it. > Is it simple to replace? look like I can access from trunk right? Yes, remove the plate in the trunk area and you can pull the sender out. You do have to remove the tank to replace the fuel pump but you aren't doing that! :-) Probably a dealer only item and they fail regularly so I wouldn't suggest a used one. Ignore the sugestion to buy a "haynes" manual, they are full of misinformation. SignatureSteve http://www.atlantaracing.com thanks Steve will get a new one. > > Is it simple to replace? look like I can access from trunk right? > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > http://www.atlantaracing.com |
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