Check Gage light comes on even with a full tank.
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Missym1......did you ever get an answer? I have the same issue
Gordytrblshoots answered 5 years ago
On your Ford, the check Gage light is not necessarily related to low fuel. It can also be triggered by a low oil pressure warning or by high temperature warning. If any of the gauges are outside the normal range it triggers the ECM to put the engine in limp mode. In limp mode, the AC compressor is turned off to avoid extra strain on the engine. It could be something as simple as a sensor, (oil pressure), or (temperature) that needs replaced. These vehicles also have had problems with the instrument cluster itself going bad. Next time this happens, check to see if the other gauges are in the normal range. Hope this helps, Gordy