Fuel Gauge Inaccurate and Overhead Display
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Fuel Gauge Inaccurate and Overhead Display
Hey guys, i know this has been asked a bunch of times but i have a different problem. So ive noticed in my Monte that ill drive for like 100 kms or so and my gas gauge wont move, after that it starts to drop down. When i hit around 500kms or so its right on Empty. Now today when i went to fill up i put in 50 Litres exactly. Now i look at the digital Litre used on the over head display and it said i only used 40 litres. Are the 2 gauges tied in together? I have a spare Level sensor from my old monte i never used so i might install that !
#2
Hey guys, i know this has been asked a bunch of times but i have a different problem. So ive noticed in my Monte that ill drive for like 100 kms or so and my gas gauge wont move, after that it starts to drop down. When i hit around 500kms or so its right on Empty. Now today when i went to fill up i put in 50 Litres exactly. Now i look at the digital Litre used on the over head display and it said i only used 40 litres. Are the 2 gauges tied in together? I have a spare Level sensor from my old monte i never used so i might install that !
The fuel gauge in these cars takes quiet a while to get to the half way mark, but after that it doesn't take long to reach empty after that. Just an FYI: Running the tank below 1/4 is not good for the fuel pump. It exposes a portion of the fuel pump, and the pump relies upon being submerged for cooling purposes.
Several people have mentioned the DIC is not accurate in their cars. I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones because mine seems to be right on the money when I fill my tank. The best way to determine mileage is to use the trip meter and divide mileage by kms.
#3
The fuel gauge in these cars takes quiet a while to get to the half way mark, but after that it doesn't take long to reach empty after that. Just an FYI: Running the tank below 1/4 is not good for the fuel pump. It exposes a portion of the fuel pump, and the pump relies upon being submerged for cooling purposes.
Several people have mentioned the DIC is not accurate in their cars. I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones because mine seems to be right on the money when I fill my tank. The best way to determine mileage is to use the trip meter and divide mileage by kms.
Several people have mentioned the DIC is not accurate in their cars. I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones because mine seems to be right on the money when I fill my tank. The best way to determine mileage is to use the trip meter and divide mileage by kms.
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