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106 Interesting Gas Indicator Problems |
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08.05.2020 19:55 | # 1 |
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I have 106 quiksilver, my gas gauge has an interesting situation, if anyone knows the solution that it had before. Gas gauge shows occasionally but not, but continues; If I say I'm riding on the weekends, it's the place. If I do not use it for a few days, when we turn the ignition, the dials move slightly from the bottom to the zero position (speed) but the gas gauge does not move at all (as if no electricity is coming to it). After using it for a while [let me say 5 6 km], then I observe that the gas gauge has gone from the bottom position to zero position (as if the electricity has come afterwards). If I stop the vehicle and turn the ignition again, this time it works as it should be, and once it has worked, stop as many times as you want, stop, run, no problem, it continues to work, until I stop and use it again for a long time and repeat this cycle ![]() Does anyone have an idea like this before? If it works, why not work at first? If it doesn't work then why does it work later? ![]() |
08.05.2020 19:55 | # 2 |
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firstly welcome. It sounds like a float is stuck.
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08.05.2020 19:55 | # 3 |
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Thank you, goodbye, no lpg in the vehicle
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08.05.2020 19:55 | # 4 |
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lpg if there is a problem, as I said, the buffer is stuck.
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08.05.2020 19:55 | # 5 |
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I hope it's a simple problem :) thanks
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