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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / January 2005406 fuel gague
Hi. Not really a problem just annoying really. Last month or so fuel gague has been very erratic, all over the place. any thoughts? TIA >Hi. Not really a problem just annoying really. Last month or so fuel gague has been very erratic, all over the >place. any thoughts? Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd imagine. >>Hi. Not really a problem just annoying really. Last month or so fuel >>gague > has been very erratic, all over the >place. any thoughts? > > Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd > imagine. usually develop play on the arm for the float have fitted quite a few >> Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd >> imagine. >> > usually develop play on the arm for the float > have fitted quite a few Is it hard to fit? Part expensive? Mine is doing it as well.... >>> Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd >>> imagine. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Is it hard to fit? Part expensive? Mine is doing it as well.... cant remember price but its accessed under the back seat there is a cover which you have to drill off (rivets) and then a plastic bung on later models the hole is too small for the sensor to come out through though its up to you if you employ tin shears or drop the tank > >>> Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd > >>> imagine. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > though > its up to you if you employ tin shears or drop the tank Hi All, I've got a similar problem on my Pug 306 1.4XN (1997), the fuel gauge only seems to work with certain petrol levels, on other levels (including a completely full tank) it just gives the orange warning light and the needle is completely to the left (it moves to the first marking when I start the engine), my guess is that the sensor is buggered too (or maybe dirty or something, i've driven with a half full tank for quite a long time). @Mindwipe: can you remember if it is hard to replace the sensor on a PhaseII 306? I've checked under the back seat, but can't see anything that would indicate the position of the sensor. Many thanks for your answers and suggestions. Bas >> >>> Bad connection somewhere, or a dodger level sender in the tank i'd >> >>> imagine. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Bas theres a big plastic bung under the seat it will be tucked under the carpet towards the offside easy job on a 306 |
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