I do not have a low fuel light on my '96 (V8, club cab, etc.)
On a related subject, I have the overhead console with outside temperature.
There is a button to switch between computer and temperature which only turns
off the temperature. I assume the console is from another Dodge vehicle, and
they didn't bother to include the required sensors to make it operative in the
Dakota. Anyone know if there is a way to activate the trip computer by
suppling power and sensor input? I am assuming that the computer is in there,
but not powered.
Moise
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> Well, we've had two responses indicating that the '94 and the '95 has
>a low fuel light. The '96 doesn't (or at least *mine* doesn't). Before
>I get annoyed at Dodge for this oversight (or worse, intentional omission)
>does anyone have a '96 which has a low fuel light? Maybe mine is just
>inoperative...
>
> If not, can anyone think of a reason why Dodge would can the low fuel
>light? Did the shape of the tank change, or something? FYI, I have
>a V8 Club Cab with the 22 gallon tank.
>
> -Jon-
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