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Fuel gauge behaves strangely after car has been driving on LPG 700 1989

posted by  someone claiming to be Rob A on  Thu Apr 11 05:16 CST 2002 [RELATED]

The fuel gauge of my "new" 745 is acting strangely. It is rather unreliable and goes down on acceleration and up on braking (or is it the other way around - I'm not quite sure anymore...).

The PO had the car converted to LPG many miles and years ago, and I had the LPG system removed a few hundred miles ago. My suspicion therefore is that the fuel tank has not been filled completely for at least a few years. Could that have messed up the sensor in the tank, and might things just get better as the sensor gets some "exercice"?

Any other suggestions?

TIA

Rob






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