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Erratic Fuel gauge 900

posted by  Jim Holst on  Sun Jan 14 04:27 CST 2007
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Dear Larry,

You can probably go a long time before you 'have' to fix the gauge. The gauge in my 940 just slowly got more unreliable over a period of a year or two. At first I would whack the top of the dash and the gauge would work for several weeks. Gradually the time shortened and eventually the 'whack repair' failed. Then I operated by the mileage in the trip odometer and eventually got inspired to fix the darn thing.

You can operate a car without that gauge if you have to. I remember the first VW beetles had no gas gauge.






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