Ive just popped to the pumps for a tenner of denzil, and the fuel gauge refuses to move from empty. I had this happen before, but it corrected itself after I put a load more fuel in.
I checked the connections under the hatch under the back seat, and they are perfect, hence my sticking sender theory.
Has anyone seen this before, or know the problem?
I know I can get home on what is there, but it could be a problem in the long run if I dont repair it.
Sticking fuel sender unit
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Sticking fuel sender unit
2002 Black 406 Executive 2.0HDi
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Welly
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Ha Ha..........
Your 'too good to be true' deal is paying you back
That problem will cost you ?2,600.00 ex VAT to put right
Then you will be back up there with the rest of us
Ha Ha.......
*gets coat*
Your 'too good to be true' deal is paying you back
That problem will cost you ?2,600.00 ex VAT to put right
Then you will be back up there with the rest of us
Ha Ha.......
*gets coat*
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