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Kanok
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 12:56 pm    Post subject: Fuel Gauge.... Reply with quote

Ok guys.....I did some thing very stupid.....I tried to phyen my fuel but when i went to remove hose it seem to have got stuck....i managed to remove it but it seems like it may have slightly caught
on some thing when coming out.

Now my fuel gauge is playing up....when i have more than half tank it sems to work with the level (gauge) but if fuel is lower than that it will stay on almost empty and will move up and down expect
when im at a stop idling it will slowly try to move up after a bit of sitting their.....

think i can get into my fuel tank meter or what ever (thinks its under boot cover etc) and try to fix it or would i need a whole new fuel tank....or maybe fuel meter indidctor some where near tank....?

Cheers
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 1:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 1:11 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Chappo wrote:
Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.



Cheers mate, so i can just pop da Boot, lift tha cover/mat and prob remove spare tyre...?
is it straight forward....Ill have a sus to see if their is some thing on the "How To" section of this Forum....

Hope fully wont need a new part and i can fix it easily.
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OBX-R TOMCAT Aftermarket Shifter,
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L.E.D day running lights installed which give my ride that extra mean look : Grrrr
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 1:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

next time just pop under the car and undo the hose it drain straight out
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 3:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Kanok wrote:
Chappo wrote:
Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.



Cheers mate, so i can just pop da Boot, lift tha cover/mat and prob remove spare tyre...?
is it straight forward....Ill have a sus to see if their is some thing on the "How To" section of this Forum....

Hope fully wont need a new part and i can fix it easily.


the fuel tank is against the back seat, not under the car...

remove the rear seats, remove the big black panel, then youll have access to the tank service hole thing!
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 6:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Woggin wrote:
Kanok wrote:
Chappo wrote:
Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.



Cheers mate, so i can just pop da Boot, lift tha cover/mat and prob remove spare tyre...?
is it straight forward....Ill have a sus to see if their is some thing on the "How To" section of this Forum....

Hope fully wont need a new part and i can fix it easily.


the fuel tank is against the back seat, not under the car...

remove the rear seats, remove the big black panel, then youll have access to the tank service hole thing!
Yeah I agree that Panel behind the Rear seats is a good one however the fuel level sender is on the other side the panel in the boot either panel will gain you access to the fuel level sender
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:06 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

TurboMoehican wrote:
Woggin wrote:
Kanok wrote:
Chappo wrote:
Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.



Cheers mate, so i can just pop da Boot, lift tha cover/mat and prob remove spare tyre...?
is it straight forward....Ill have a sus to see if their is some thing on the "How To" section of this Forum....

Hope fully wont need a new part and i can fix it easily.


the fuel tank is against the back seat, not under the car...

remove the rear seats, remove the big black panel, then youll have access to the tank service hole thing!
Yeah I agree that Panel behind the Rear seats is a good one however the fuel level sender is on the other side the panel in the boot either panel will gain you access to the fuel level
sender



Cheers heaps all, will get on to it this wkend...hopefully isnt hard to undo the screws/bolts to in to it (as in awkward)
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 6:55 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

TurboMoehican wrote:
Woggin wrote:
Kanok wrote:
Chappo wrote:
Sounds like you bent your fuel sender. Access it through the panel in the boot.



Cheers mate, so i can just pop da Boot, lift tha cover/mat and prob remove spare tyre...?
is it straight forward....Ill have a sus to see if their is some thing on the "How To" section of this Forum....

Hope fully wont need a new part and i can fix it easily.


the fuel tank is against the back seat, not under the car...

remove the rear seats, remove the big black panel, then youll have access to the tank service hole thing!
Yeah I agree that Panel behind the Rear seats is a good one however the fuel level sender is on the other side the panel in the boot either panel will gain you access to the fuel level sender


really! didnt know that, was under the assumption it was all one unit!

prob best to start off with the back seat, open the tank up and have a look inside see how it all sits...then once you know how it supposed to sit, remove the sender and fix it up....then check from the back seat that its all good!
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 10:51 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Don't bother taking the seat and fuel pump assembly out. Just take the sender unit out from the boot.

Its common for the sender unit to come apart. The outer case unclips itself from the body, just clip it back together or tie it up with some wire.
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 6:02 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ems3s wrote:
Don't bother taking the seat and fuel pump assembly out. Just take the sender unit out from the boot.

Its common for the sender unit to come apart. The outer case unclips itself from the body, just clip it back together or tie it up with some wire.


good to know for future reference!
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 11:59 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Woggin wrote:
ems3s wrote:
Don't bother taking the seat and fuel pump assembly out. Just take the sender unit out from the boot.

Its common for the sender unit to come apart. The outer case unclips itself from the body, just clip it back together or tie it up with some wire.


good to know for future reference!


Thanks guys, will suss that out tomoz. Gonna be a hot as day in Adelaide :p
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:49 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Kanok wrote:

Gonna be a hot as day in Adelaide :p


Confused no it isn't, that was saturday that was hot... today (sunday) is cool.
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 10:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

James123 wrote:
Kanok wrote:

Gonna be a hot as day in Adelaide :p


Confused no it isn't, that was saturday that was hot... today (sunday) is cool.


Hy chief, yeah I thought it was gonna be a hot one today, but actually beautiful.
Perfect to work on my beast and maybe a good clean inside & out.
Bet you it will rain tonight if not tomorrow knowing my luck.
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OBX-R TOMCAT Aftermarket Shifter,
Air Intake system + Pod, Blue silicone hosing all round & Saas boost gauge.
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L.E.D day running lights installed which give my ride that extra mean look : Grrrr
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 2:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Kanok wrote:
James123 wrote:
Kanok wrote:

Gonna be a hot as day in Adelaide :p


Confused no it isn't, that was saturday that was hot... today (sunday) is cool.


Hy chief, yeah I thought it was gonna be a hot one today, but actually beautiful.
Perfect to work on my beast and maybe a good clean inside & out.
Bet you it will rain tonight if not tomorrow knowing my luck.


Hey hey, I am trying to fix my fuel sensor thingy in boot where I have removed the cover....just not sure which 1 I'm meant to unscrew. There 2 ways of looking into the actual tank....one where to metal pipe goes into it and another with the clip bit on it, I have check all clips and they r secure. Was I actually meant to get inside the tank to fix the sensor....?

Thanks again boys.
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OBX-R TOMCAT Aftermarket Shifter,
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 3:51 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yes. You will need to fully remove the fuel sender. You need to do this via the boot and remove the lower one. Not the one on the top.
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Kanok
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:03 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Chappo wrote:
Yes. You will need to fully remove the fuel sender. You need to do this via the boot and remove the lower one. Not the one on the top.


Chappo, thanks heaps for your assistance. All done and working again, yaayy.

Your a legend mate.

Peace
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OBX-R TOMCAT Aftermarket Shifter,
Air Intake system + Pod, Blue silicone hosing all round & Saas boost gauge.
18inch HKS racing Chrome rims.
L.E.D day running lights installed which give my ride that extra mean look : Grrrr
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