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I own a 2007 Chevy Tahoe with about 46000 miles. About three weeks ago the fuel gauge began to malfunction and read inaccurate fuel levels. I called two of our local dealers and was told by one that the malfunction was caused by a faulty unit inside of the tank. I was told that it would be about a $400 repair. I was also told that the malfunctions were wide spread, and they had been making many warr repairs for this same problem. After doing some research online I was amazed to see how many people are experiencing the same problems with out of warr GM vehicles. Considering the wide spread problem with the fuel gauges I would hope that GM would voluntarily issue a recall and make the costly repair, even for out of warr vehicles.
My 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe will often show that I have more than a quarter tank of fuel, but will suddenly stall. It does not happen all the time, but rarely do I let the tank drop below a quarter due to the issue. It has stalled out both in my area neighborhood as well as on the highway. Also, the digital readout showing estimated mileage left, has shown above 100 miles when the vehicle stalls. The only way to restart the vehicle is to add 2 gallons of fuel or more.
I own 2007 Chevy Tahoe and my fuel gauge is mis leading, it makes it look like I have more gas than I do.I taken to the dealer 4 times and they cant find anything wrong, my fuel gauge is not registering right.
My 2007 Tahoe is a piece of ?!@#$%. since I got the truck it has been in and out of the shop. My gas gage floats I can start out at of a tank and it will go up to of a tank. The dealership has changed multiple parts and can not seem to fix it. The blower in the air conditioner went out that had to be replaced as well. My service light came on and another part had to be replaced. I would have to say that my truck has been in the shop at least 30 days. I would not buy another GM vehicle. The dealership was so quick to sell me the truck, not that quick to help me. I have picture and video with time and date of to gas gauge floating. My gas gage is the recurring problem, the dealership has changed multipr parts.
- Houston, TX, USA
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