Klint
October 31st, 2013, 03:43 PM
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My fuel gauge was only showing a little over half when i would fill it up. and when it was empty i still had gas left. I'm showing you how to possibly fix the sender instead of buying a new one which can cost around 30 dollars. This worked for me, and now my bike reads full when i fill it up all the way.
Side note: i am SO sorry about the quality of the video ... apparently the video setting on my phone was set to like 320 or something. When i found out , it was already too late and i had recorded this already.
you can do this in under an hour if you wanted to. But start with a near empty or empty tank. it will be so much easier. I read the other threads on removing your gas tank and just to add onto it, no fuel leaked through the petcock.
A multimeter is very useful to have.
My fuel gauge was only showing a little over half when i would fill it up. and when it was empty i still had gas left. I'm showing you how to possibly fix the sender instead of buying a new one which can cost around 30 dollars. This worked for me, and now my bike reads full when i fill it up all the way.
Side note: i am SO sorry about the quality of the video ... apparently the video setting on my phone was set to like 320 or something. When i found out , it was already too late and i had recorded this already.
you can do this in under an hour if you wanted to. But start with a near empty or empty tank. it will be so much easier. I read the other threads on removing your gas tank and just to add onto it, no fuel leaked through the petcock.
A multimeter is very useful to have.