Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Series Land Rovers => Topic started by: bezzabsa on March 27, 2006, 11:27:31
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read somewhere that if it doesnt read right its a bad earth.. well mine only reads 3/4 even when peeing out of the overflow, so is it the earth on top of the tank or the earth on the gauge?
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Just for the sake of comparison, mine over reads - when I fill up, the needle disappears off moonwards, and when it points to about 1/8 - 1/4 full, I can expect to start having to push. Now *that's* a pain. :?
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:lol:
Mine reads some in, but never know where, when I fill it up its reading empty afterwards, later it will settle, but now I just watch the mileage and check the tank now and again, mainly knocking qround locally so not too bad, but always check before leaving on a run out of town, only got 1 ten gallon tank to play with
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Petrol Guage ?
You have the wrong forum this is the Series forum not the rocket science forum, working petrol guages in a series indeed.
Bloody new fangled things sheeeeesh will want heaters next :lol:
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got one, works better than the one in our 1999 vauxhall zafira.. I work 5 miles from home, heater is usually red hot about 1/4 of the way there.... zafira is cool till about 10 miles..
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Petrol Guage ?
You have the wrong forum this is the Series forum not the rocket science forum, working petrol guages in a series indeed.
Bloody new fangled things sheeeeesh will want heaters next :lol:
all you need is a stick to poke in the tank. try britpart under 'stick' :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I actually use said "stick" best part i ever aquired. :lol:
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well had a look today, swapped the wires over and it read well above F.. so I think its just one of those needles that doesnt read right.. got well over a gallon in and its just on the E, just have to run it till it stops and work out where E really is!!
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Then take the needle off and bend it ;)
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Simple, you need petrol just after putting the contents of jerry can into fuel tank. Who needs a fuel guage. :shock:
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I know landy engines are good, but dont think petrol in a diesel is a good idea... small amounts maybe, but a full 10 gallons may stretch it slightly!!
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