95 Fuel Gague Reading

From: RHR42169@aol.com
Date: Thu Jul 03 1997 - 21:29:20 EDT

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Has anyone encountered this problem???

The gas gague on my Dakota slips down to E after only driving 20 miles.
If anyone out there has had this problem I would appreciate any input on
correcting it.

Thanks,
RHR42169@aol.com

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