What are the reasons for the fuel gauge not displaying on the dashboard?
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The reasons for the fuel gauge not displaying on the dashboard include a faulty fuel level sensor, computer signal failure, or instrument cluster damage. After turning off the ignition and locking the vehicle: Wait for ten minutes, then turn the ignition back on to see if the fuel level is displayed. If it still doesn't display, the fuel level sensor, computer signal, and instrument cluster may need to be replaced: Check if the fuel level sensor and ignition wiring are functioning properly. If the fuel level sensor is working correctly, inspect the wiring. The fuel gauge detects the fuel level through the sensor, and the car's fuel gauge is used to indicate the amount of fuel in the tank. The low fuel warning device activates when the fuel level falls below a certain threshold to alert the driver. Fuel gauges can be either analog (pointer type) or digital.