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got_ur_goat? 01-04-2005, 07:56 PM Has anyone else had fuel gage problems with their goats, mine came with this problem from the factory, if there is a fix can someone pass it on..... and btw it is a 2004 GTO Pulse Red, M6, dealership had wheels chromed and windows tinted, any comments about it are appreciated, i do have a few plans for it yet though B) Orbit Orange 01-04-2005, 10:56 PM How many miles on your Goat? I and others have had guage gremlins. Try a search and you'll come up with some posts. Mine went away about as quickly as they came and have not returned. I'm at 5400 miles and haven't seen them since around 700 on the odometer. scot254 01-04-2005, 11:19 PM One time my fuel gauge said 1/2 tank about 30 miles after fill up. then at a stop sign I accelerated and got up to 190 MPH on the analog. (Wanted to take a picture) I switched between all the digital gauges and they were fine, 60 MPH, 310 miles range. When I shut the car down and restarted everything was back to normal. Haven't seen it since. got_ur_goat? 01-05-2005, 06:18 AM the car had 78 miles on when i got it and it hasnt changed yet, i am already over 1300 miles so it has been going on for a while now. it hasnt effected any other gages though, just the fuel gage Orbit Orange 01-05-2005, 07:56 PM Hmmmm....... Sounds like a trip to the dealer may be in order for some warranty work if it hasn't gone away. If I were you I'd be making the call to get it replaced/repaired under warranty. :) got_ur_goat? 01-05-2005, 10:27 PM the dealership told me that their techs dont even know what to do about it yet and that the problem is still being troubleshot Orbit Orange 01-06-2005, 05:06 PM the dealership told me that their techs dont even know what to do about it yet and that the problem is still being troubleshot :bs: :bs: :bs: Sounds like they are trying to blow some smoke up your @$$. How can they know what the problem even is if they don't bring it in and attempt to diagnose it? Sounds like they don't want to be bothered. You might give your Pontiac Regional Representative a call and have them contact this "dealer". They can either cut through the BS or send you to another "qualified" dealer who will perform the diagnostic and work. It's cr@p like this that sours people on GM products. Stupid @$$ dealers who want to sell you a vehicle but then don't want to make warranty repairs. At minimum they can order a new guage cluster and see if it solves the problem by replacing the old one. Or at least they could look into the fuel sending unit to see if there is a problem there. Give your Pontiac rep a call. Valistener 02-11-2005, 01:15 PM Hey got ur goat Do you live in Wichita? That looks just like the dealership I bought mine at Scholfield, and they chromed my wheels and tinted my windows too. | ||