The Lemon IndexThe fuel level signal drops out now and then.
Drive on, get it checked. You can usually keep driving. Have the code read at your next service or within a few weeks.
Worn sender. Then: loose connector.
Owners named P0464 in 17 complaints to the U.S. government, most often on the Hyundai Santa Fe.
Models that report it most
Complaints that name P0464, by model. Raw counts, not a failure rate: popular models get more complaints. Tap a model for its years, mileage and what owners say fixed it.
P0464 by model: P0464 Hyundai Santa Fe (16)
Years owners report it on most: 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe · 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe · 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe
The details
What P0464 means
The fuel level signal drops out now and then.
Can I drive with P0464?
Drive on, get it checked. You can usually keep driving. Have the code read at your next service or within a few weeks.
Common causes of P0464
- Worn sender
- Loose connector
A shop should confirm the cause with a scan and tests before replacing parts.
Model years that report P0464 most
2008 Hyundai Santa Fe (7), 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe (6), 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe (3).
Related codes
P0463 P0462 P0461 P0460 P0457 P0456 P0455 P0452
Quick answers
What does P0464 mean?
Fuel Level Sensor A Circuit Intermittent. The fuel level signal drops out now and then.
Can I drive with P0464?
Drive on, get it checked. You can usually keep driving. Have the code read at your next service or within a few weeks.
What causes P0464?
Worn sender; Loose connector.
Counts: NHTSA owner complaints whose text names P0464. A complaint is an owner's report, not a diagnosis. Meanings: the standard SAE J2012 definitions in our own words; manufacturer codes only where verified for that make. General information, not repair advice for your car.