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stuck fuel gauge
This T80 is sure setting me problems
the fuel gauge indicator stays firmly on the half full range even when filled.It dosen't go back to rest when the ignition is switched off.
So....is it more likely to be the tank sender unit or the gauge in the speedo area please.
If its the speedo are they repairable or do you need a new speedo unit as the manual doesnt say.nor indeed suggests a solution to the needle stuck on the indicator.
Just wondering if its the tank sender unit is it quicker just to replace if faulty?
thanks
the fuel gauge indicator stays firmly on the half full range even when filled.It dosen't go back to rest when the ignition is switched off.
So....is it more likely to be the tank sender unit or the gauge in the speedo area please.
If its the speedo are they repairable or do you need a new speedo unit as the manual doesnt say.nor indeed suggests a solution to the needle stuck on the indicator.
Just wondering if its the tank sender unit is it quicker just to replace if faulty?
thanks
oldsomeman- Posts : 20
Join date : 2013-09-30
Re: stuck fuel gauge
oldsomeman wrote:This T80 is sure setting me problems
the fuel gauge indicator stays firmly on the half full range even when filled.It dosen't go back to rest when the ignition is switched off.
So....is it more likely to be the tank sender unit or the gauge in the speedo area please.
If its the speedo are they repairable or do you need a new speedo unit as the manual doesnt say.nor indeed suggests a solution to the needle stuck on the indicator.
Just wondering if its the tank sender unit is it quicker just to replace if faulty?
thanks
Looks like the tank sender unit is faulty, the Haynes manual describes how to test it ie
Connect a multimeter across the terminals setting it to resistance (ohms) x 1 range. The resistance with float raised (full position) should read 2 to 12 ohms & in lowered position (empty) 87.5 to 97.5 ohms. Check that the float is ok & not punctured & that the sender is going to the top of its range. Maybe the arm need bending slightly to make it read correctly.
Obviously you need to remove the sender unit from tank & disconnect it from wiring harness. If the sender is OK then its the gauge faulty, unfortunately this is part of the speedo so you need to replace the whole unit
JohnW- Posts : 1386
Join date : 2011-10-29
Re: stuck fuel gauge
Thanks John.I will check this soon and see.i have the manual but it didn't mention the fault .....
oldsomeman- Posts : 20
Join date : 2013-09-30
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