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If that is in fact the problem, simply pop open the plastic connector housing and reverse the pins and snap it closed. Done.
What is a "trip cluster that indicates fuel consumption"? - I have no idea what you are talking about.
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Isn't the economy gauge vaccuum actuated? maybe some kind of vaccuum line is somehow disconnected or reversed. ( if that's even possible)
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It sounds like you knocked the cabin vacuum line loose - back of the intake manifold, and the vacuum aka economy gauge is reading zero. This will cause a vacuum leak.
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did you check the vaccum lines right around the firewall closest to the engine?
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