Pro Tip...Easy Fix Fuel Gauge / Sub Tank Problem | Toyota 100-105 Series Landcruiser

In this video, I'm showing you what might be the cause of a Fuel Gauge / Sub Tank Problem on a Toyota 100-105 Series Landcruiser. It might be a simple problem with an easy fix.
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[@kegman1]

You just saved me a lot of money.

[@vesautoelectrics]

That’s what i like to hear!! Thanks for watching.

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Lovely Ep great tip

[@vesautoelectrics]

Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the support.

[@TheRocketstrix]

Hello, I just went to mechanic today and the mechanic said that I do not have sub tank. Obviously I have 2 holes for the fuel, and my main tank guage is working, and the car has been running even when the main tank guage has been in 0. It seems like these mechanics I went to are not really honest or don't know what they are talking about. I have checked the video and the bottom of my land cruiser, they were quite dirty. Would you have some video tutorial on how to change/fix those wires? I would like to use your service but I can't find any reliable mechanic in Panama. I'd like to sell this car but I am just losing time dealing with people who do not know about this car. Best regrads.

[@vesautoelectrics]

Hi, thanks for watching and taking the time to message. Maybe take it to an Auto Electrician instead of a Mechanic? Ideally one that’s familiar with the sub tank set ups on Landcruisers. If the wiring connections are really bad then the best way is to cut and join the wiring using solder and heat shrink.