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Steve Brose 08-23-2019 06:56 PM

Frustrated
 
Ok all you Chrysler mech. I have a 2008 charger 3.5L. Have a PO462 code fuel pump problem. Dealer replaced left side fuel pump, did not fix replaced right side fuel pump did not fix ran new wiring from pump to dash cluster did not fix, replaced cluster did not fix problem. What could it possible be wrong???????????

BiliTheAxe 08-24-2019 12:49 AM

Error Code P0462 is defined as Fuel level Sensor Circuit Low Input, which means the fuel level sensor is no longer taking correct readings.

Steve Brose 08-24-2019 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by BiliTheAxe (Post 111603)
Error Code P0462 is defined as Fuel level Sensor Circuit Low Input, which means the fuel level sensor is no longer taking correct readings.

Yes, You are correct . The fuel sensor is located on the fuel pump, which can not be replaced by itself on dodges fuel pumps.
If you read all of my post you should have seen this.

BiliTheAxe 08-24-2019 07:09 PM

If the gauges aren't reading fuel volume then it could be either the gauges themselves, or the part of the CPU that interprets that data, which would mean a new computer.
Those are the only two things left, and since I did read your post I was hoping that we could discuss it nicely so I could get more details, but apparently, not.
Have fun with it.

Steve Brose 08-25-2019 08:58 AM

Again if you would have read all of by post I stated that the cluster was change. Which has the gauges on it.

calamity coyote 08-26-2019 04:52 AM


Originally Posted by Steve Brose (Post 111609)
Yes, You are correct . The fuel sensor is located on the fuel pump, which can not be replaced by itself on dodges fuel pumps.
If you read all of my post you should have seen this.

WOW! Someone tries to help you and you respond with this? Yes, in your post you mention that you replaced both fuel pumps. However, no where in your original post did you mention anything about the fuel sensor. Maybe people don't know the sensor is part of the fuel pump which needs to be replaced as a whole. In any case, I'm sure with responses like that, you are sure to get the answers you deserve.

stephenjxn 10-23-2019 03:43 PM

I'm not familiar with the Charger, but I had an old Pacifica that threw the same codes. Both fuel gages (located in the fuel tank) were replaced. It only took a few drives around the block for the code to go away after that. Have they performed a diagnostic on the vehicle? Did you get it fixed? What was the solution?


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