after driving for 15 minutes, my fuel and temp gauges drop out and their warining lights come on. the dash displays "electrical fault, fuel gauge failure". anyone see this before? it seems to be prompted by switching to the fuel economy view and associated with the instrument cluster going out altogether, which happens less often.
electrical fault, fuel and temp gauge out
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