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CAUTION, when replacing a fuel gauge it is very important to test your assembly before reassembling the tank and engine because, if it still doesn’t work, you’ll be deeply disappointed.
First it is necessary to test the floater by hand to make sure that the fuel gauge needle goes from empty to full.
If this is not the case, it is necessary to check the electrical wiring between the gauge and the pressure gauge because there is certainly a bad ground, a cable or a damaged connection.
Once your needle is operating at 100% when you operate the float manually, it is still necessary to adjust the plunger in the tank so that it is in the low position when the tank is empty and high when it is full. Otherwise you will never have the needle 100% full or 100% empty.
We hope that with these few tips you will finally have a reliable indication of your fuel level that will allow you not to stop at the station every hour to add 10 litres.
