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What would be a typical reason for a fuel gauge needle to stick at the left side? Happens occasionally, then the next time one starts the engine, it does not do it.
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I don't know, but mine does it sometimes too. I tend to calculate the urgency of finding petrol by the odometer rather than the fuel gauge.
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I know nothing about the late cars but if they have a float in the
tank operating a potentiometer then it is probable causing the problem. They tend to stick, especially of the car it left standing for a time. The best thing is to remove it from the tank and waggle it up and down to remove any sticktion. Clean out the pot bearings if necessary. Ash |
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First, easy item to check are the electrical connections and ground
to the sender. My Alfa gauge wiggles and this will be done soon! |
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Unfortunately to do that on the later cars you have to remove the rear window first I think.
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