Missing cable from fuel sender

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Hello! I wanted to check why my fuel gauge wasn't working so I opened the fuel sender hole behind the seats and I found out that NOTHING is connected to the fuel sender! I checked with a light and a camera if there were any cables laying around but nothing...
Anyone knows what type of cable and connector I need to connect somehow the fuel sender to the gauges panel and explain to me like you would do to a 5 year old?
Thank youuuuu!
 
What year and type of FJ4x do you have? You need to find a wiring diagram for your vehicle so you can ID the proper wire color that goes to the sender.
 
Depending on the year, you should have a positive with a female spade connector that connects to the center-top of the fuel sending unit. Then you should have a ground with a small ring connector that goes under one of the flange screws. On ours, it is necessary to lift the passenger-side front seat in order to gain access to the top of the tank. The wires feed from the top of the tank down through a hole in the floor and over to the firewall.
 
Yes, sorry, FJ45 1984. I know where the hole is but nothing is connected to the sender. I wanted to know what connector do I need to go from the dashboard to the sender, any chance that is this one hanging from under the dashboard?
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YELLOW wire w/ RED tracer stripe


like this exact details here 2 pin female locking tab housing


w/ white wire black tracer stripe ground

u HAVE A polarized sender and it must be put back to just that with a interictal ground signal to function normal again
 
YELLOW wire w/ RED tracer stripe


like this exact details here 2 pin female locking tab housing


w/ white wire black tracer stripe ground

u HAVE A polarized sender and it must be put back to just that with a interictal ground signal to function normal again
Amazing, thanks found 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
 
YELLOW wire w/ RED tracer stripe


like this exact details here 2 pin female locking tab housing


w/ white wire black tracer stripe ground

u HAVE A polarized sender and it must be put back to just that with a interictal ground signal to function normal again
So, since it has a rubber gasket, the screws will be the contact with the ground right? I got the new sender today and I didn't install it yet
 
So, since it has a rubber gasket, the screws will be the contact with the ground right? I got the new sender today and I didn't install it yet



no no no no


you have a plug and play 2 wire harness s


white wire , black tracer stripe is a polarized GROND path


NOT screws


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no no no no


you have a plug and play 2 wire harness s


white wire , black tracer stripe is a polarized GROND path


NOT screws


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Aaaah ok, thanks! Sorry, I'm not skilled with technical stuff and English is not my first language, that's why I got confused
 
Aaaah ok, thanks! Sorry, I'm not skilled with technical stuff and English is not my first language, that's why I got confused


your fine :)

i just had to make that point clearly so there was NO confusion ?

did u get the sub harness yet ?
 
your fine :)

i just had to make that point clearly so there was NO confusion ?

did u get the sub harness yet ?
I don't know what a sub harness is, but if you're asking if I found all the plugs, connectors, etc... then yes.!
 
Ok forget about this message, the reading is correct sorry, I'm getting confused because I didn't remember I fueled and not drove, sorry!


what is this attachment you keep adding to each thread post a photos ?
 
what is this attachment you keep adding to each thread post a photos ?
I just attached a picture of the gauge pointing to full, then I realized I made a mistake but we can't delete posts here... I "reported" myself hoping the admins will delete my last 2 posts. Sensor installed, everything works 👍🏻
 

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