Need help fellas

I own a 97 tacoma I switched from a yota fuel tank to a 30 gallon chevy tank I cannot get the fuel gauge to work correctly I bought a after market gauge what wires go where

Blue
Black
White w/ red strip and
Black wire w/ white strip please help

 

I'm lost here fellas I cannot find any guides or anything.

 

You have to match the sender ohm rating to the gauge, otherwise it will never work.

 

Can ya be more detailed kinda new at this

 

Let me add the gauge is designed for the chevy tank aftermarket from orielly
It's the wiring I'm having issues with what to connect to what

 

no idea but bump to help a brotha out

 

Thanks

 

Maybe hit TIS up and get the wire diagram. Will cost you $15 for a 2 day membership.

https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInf...Oc%3d&TARGET=$SM$https://techinfo.toyota.com/

 

Did a little research:

Here is what I found on another forum:

Chevrolet is:

0-90 ohms

Ford is:

73-10 ohms

Dodge/Jeep and most aftermarket senders:

240-33 ohms

You need to find a Tundra, Sequoia, 4Runner tank if you are wanting a larger tank, no other factory manufacturer will work correctly with your factory gauge.

Secondly, you need to get under there with an ohm meter and determine what wire is for the fuel sender, ground and fuel pump.

You need to verify your new gauge is for a Chevrolet sender.

I spent yrs doing fabrication, you can cut the fuel pump/sender bung out of your old tank and weld it into your donor tank, but it needs to be done by someone who understands the dangers of welding on a fuel tank and knows the proper safety procedures. I have done it on numerous occasions by filling the tank with water to cut it out and the same to re-weld it in the new tank, but I am in no way suggesting you do this and I accept no responsibility if you do.

 

Guys yes it is for the gm the gauge

As for the the issues I'm having is the wiring from old gauge to the new gauge

 

Done it was the sending unit that was bad also had to switch the fuel pump to a toyota one a chevy pumps to much fuel