2 things i'm open to sugestions....

[mendozasport]

every time i go out ( slide around and sometimes some grip secion) i lose my gas gauge.. it's fustrating becuase i have to take apart were the fuel pump is and simply REHANG the float asembly.. anyone have a solucion for this its getting on my nerves...second is it possible to replace te clutch with out removing the engine?????

[nd240sx3]

just remove the transmissionbut its alot harder

[sr240mike]

I hope your kidding about the clutch, you just have to remove the tranny. I dont know about the gas gauge thing though, Ive never had that problem.

[wootwoot]

he diddnt say remove the transmission, he said motor. you do not need to remove the motor, only the transmission

[mendozasport]

truth is .... both times i replaced my clutch .. i atualy had the engine out already for other reasons and never paid attencion if its possible .... gas gauge thing is the most fustrating , and i do believe i'm one of very few if any that have this problem.

[mrmephistopheles]

every time i go out ( slide around and sometimes some grip secion)
Stop doing this
i lose my gas gauge
and this will stop happening.

[ThatGuy]

In other words: Stop driving like an idiot, you'll stop breaking your car.

[mendozasport]

it's a matter of having a very stiff suspencion....and in Orlando the people that make roads here don't have freakin levels.....and i go to 100% legal events only...

[mrmephistopheles]

Stiff suspension or no, on some cars (both s13s and s14s), the fuel level float will have a tendency of hopping over the baffles when the car is moved violently. The only real way to prevent it from occurring is by not doing that sort of thing. If you decide you want to continue doing it, you're either going to have to DIY a solution to the hopping problem, or simply learn to deal with it.
as far as your 100% legal events.. I dunno how that's relevant, but :goyou:.

[S14DB]

I've never lost the gas float in orlando.

[TheTimanator]

Orlando roads do suck. Especially with all the construction, but I've never had that problem. Isn't the floater attatched by a metal wire of some sort? You could try bending it a little downwards and maybe that'll keep it from popping out?? Your guage will probably be off a little but it should be consistent.

I dunno know if that would work. I had to replace my tank and that entire ensembly and I can't exactly remember how the gas floater worked...

[Dweezil]

Flordia roads are noting compared to Michigan roads. I've driven on both and you people have it pretty good.