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Defective Fuel Sensor round 2

Originally Posted by karotZ Here it is again, my fuel gauge is not showing I have a full tank of gas. Not all of the LEDs are lit. This is

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Old 07-09-2011, 09:55 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Here it is again, my fuel gauge is not showing I have a full tank of gas. Not all of the LEDs are lit. This is my 2nd time replacing this sensor. Who has experienced here replacing their fuel sensor more than once on their 40th?
IMHO, a pretty silly reason for going through what you've had to endure. As has been said in countless posts about this so-called "issue", Why would people be so concerned about those one or two top LED's? The really important ones on that guage are the two at the BOTTOM.

You would think (and common sense would also reveal), that one would/should be a lot more concerned with running out of fuel. And not .... "can I get a few more drops into that tank(?)".

Now, the OP has had to endure having his Z's sending unit R & R'd twice.

Silly.... just silly!!
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