fuel gauge problem
18 February 2006, 11:07 AM
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fuel gauge problem
ive noticed since having my impreza the gauge never seems to move much
ive got lockwood white dials already fitted would this be a foctor?
when i put £20 in of super the gauge only moves about as much as if i put £10 in why?
and it never drops much either?
do all scoobys not have red fuel light as ive looked closely at the dash and i dont see one
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ive got lockwood white dials already fitted would this be a foctor?
when i put £20 in of super the gauge only moves about as much as if i put £10 in why?
and it never drops much either?
do all scoobys not have red fuel light as ive looked closely at the dash and i dont see one
help
20 February 2006, 11:36 PM
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Dont think mine has a low warning light mate.
If you think your old 200sx drank the juice, welcome to scooby ownership
If the dial isnt moving then i think when the white dials were put on something broke or is blocking the needle.
Garth sorted your boost out?
Mart
If you think your old 200sx drank the juice, welcome to scooby ownership
If the dial isnt moving then i think when the white dials were put on something broke or is blocking the needle.
Garth sorted your boost out?
Mart
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has it had an uprated fuel pump fitted that you know of?
It is easy to bend the fuel sender that sits in the tank when replacing a fuel pump, this could also be causing your problem.
I would first of though remove the dash instrument surround facia and just check that the fuel dial is fitted correctly. Iirc the gauge dial will fit in between some lugs (been a while since I did mine) so you need to make sure that it sits flush.
It is easy to bend the fuel sender that sits in the tank when replacing a fuel pump, this could also be causing your problem.
I would first of though remove the dash instrument surround facia and just check that the fuel dial is fitted correctly. Iirc the gauge dial will fit in between some lugs (been a while since I did mine) so you need to make sure that it sits flush.
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