Harley Fuel Gauge Stuck On Full at Rodney Swisher blog

Harley Fuel Gauge Stuck On Full. One of the most common signs of a faulty gas gauge is inconsistent or fluctuating readings. Attached are the instructions for the. Have not gotten around to fixing the problem, but it doesn't look like a difficult fix: Remove a few screws below it and the sending unit can be. You can rotate it a little back and forth to help and it should pull out. Suggestions on what to check?. You can disconnect the wires, leaving. If it does, and the gauge reading will not change, you either have a failed potentiometer in the sending unit, or something has happened. The fuel gauge itself simply pulls out of the tank. It's only connected by a couple of wires. One of 2 things troubling your fuel gauges, and i'm leaning (no pun intended) toward a stuck fuel level sender. You might notice that the gauge needle moves erratically or jumps between different fuel levels even when the tank is full or nearly empty. Anyone have any problems with the fuel gauge? My gas gauge always reads full tank. Seems more like an electrical issue than mechanical.

It's only connected by a couple of wires. Remove a few screws below it and the sending unit can be. You can rotate it a little back and forth to help and it should pull out. The fuel gauge itself simply pulls out of the tank. Anyone have any problems with the fuel gauge? You can disconnect the wires, leaving. Suggestions on what to check?. You might notice that the gauge needle moves erratically or jumps between different fuel levels even when the tank is full or nearly empty. Seems more like an electrical issue than mechanical. Have not gotten around to fixing the problem, but it doesn't look like a difficult fix:

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Harley Fuel Gauge Stuck On Full Remove a few screws below it and the sending unit can be. Seems more like an electrical issue than mechanical. Attached are the instructions for the. If it does, and the gauge reading will not change, you either have a failed potentiometer in the sending unit, or something has happened. It's only connected by a couple of wires. One of the most common signs of a faulty gas gauge is inconsistent or fluctuating readings. You might notice that the gauge needle moves erratically or jumps between different fuel levels even when the tank is full or nearly empty. The fuel gauge itself simply pulls out of the tank. Anyone have any problems with the fuel gauge? One of 2 things troubling your fuel gauges, and i'm leaning (no pun intended) toward a stuck fuel level sender. Remove a few screws below it and the sending unit can be. My gas gauge always reads full tank. You can disconnect the wires, leaving. You can rotate it a little back and forth to help and it should pull out. Have not gotten around to fixing the problem, but it doesn't look like a difficult fix: Suggestions on what to check?.