Searching this forum I found reference to a Gas guage delay used in later models to stop the infamous "floating needle". I would like to remove this annoyance from my 1992 Bonne.

Does anyone know which models have the delay? Is it a module or is it integrated into the insturment cluster or gas guage itself?

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Drew

this may be of help to you... not sure if this is exactly what your talking about tho

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...e=article&k=39

If I have half a tank and romp on it, it will go to full. Hit the brakes hard enough, it will go empty.

Yeah, that'* it allright. Glad to hear I'm not the only one. I am assuming this is a "GM" feature and is not something physically wrong with the sender. I have had other GM'* that did it but this one seems pretty bad.

The delay is supposed to slow things down enough to get a steady reading. I will post my solution if I find one.

don't modern gas gauge actual average fuel the amount in the tank.