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Posted by chief
 - November 23, 2011, 10:54:57 AM

I am doing some research and found a "fuel reserve switch" on the in-tank fuel pump for 1500 Drifters (2001 and later anyway).

This puzzled me so I dug a bit deeper. From what I can gather, this switch is a thermistor that is off when immersed in fuel, and ON when dry. Apparently, this is the switch that illuminates the Low Fuel Light... need to look at the wiring diagram to confirm.
I have no idea at what level the thermistor sits. When the low fuel light starts flickering that means that thermistor is partially submerged - on/off. I also suspect there is actually a little over a gallon of fuel left in the tank at that time... though I can't confirm it.
If anyone else knows anything about this, please let us know.
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