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hongman 29-03-12 07:36 PM

Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Herro

So today I remembered my fuel light didnt work as my bike started coughing on the motorway (during an overtake no less!)

Managed to get past and onto hard shoulder safely luckily enough. Went for hazards and realised I dont have any :D

There was no light at all, solid or flashing. Hoping its just something that has become disconnected/loose.

Where would be the best place to start looking?

Stuuk1 29-03-12 07:46 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light
 
Biketrader for a proper bike ;)

Sid Squid 29-03-12 07:47 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light
 
Bulb, wiring, sensor, in that order.

sv4me 29-03-12 07:50 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuuk1 (Post 2687223)
Biketrader for a proper bike ;)

Be gone,pointy sympathiser :smt098

Quote:

Originally Posted by hongman (Post 2687210)
Herro

So today I remembered my fuel light didnt work as my bike started coughing on the motorway (during an overtake no less!)

Managed to get past and onto hard shoulder safely luckily enough. Went for hazards and realised I dont have any :D

There was no light at all, solid or flashing. Hoping its just something that has become disconnected/loose.

Where would be the best place to start looking?

Ohh herro

I don't think you should fix it, mine doesn't work either. We could make a game out of it when we're in Scotland :D

leebex 29-03-12 07:56 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Do you not reset yout trip meter every fill up, and leave that showing all the time?

hongman 29-03-12 08:14 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuuk1 (Post 2687223)
Biketrader for a proper bike ;)

Are you offering? I'll take a GSXR750 Thanks :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid Squid (Post 2687226)
Bulb, wiring, sensor, in that order.

Thanks mate, that makes sense. If I had a brain I'd be quite dangerous.

Are the bulbs easy to get hold of, i.e something halfords would stuck?

Quote:

Originally Posted by sv4me (Post 2687231)
Be gone,pointy sympathiser :smt098



Ohh herro

I don't think you should fix it, mine doesn't work either. We could make a game out of it when we're in Scotland :D

Ok fine, but if I lose, you can push the bike! ;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by leebex (Post 2687248)
Do you not reset yout trip meter every fill up, and leave that showing all the time?

Yes I do this. However I neglected to check the amount of miles I had done, got a bit carried away :p Had to scrub in the new rear properly and all that. Was quite surprised to see my chicken strips are non-existent on both sides already!

Bloody hooligan.:smt040

Sid Squid 29-03-12 08:21 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hongman (Post 2687265)
Are the bulbs easy to get hold of?

They're the weeny capless ones - about 1.5/2W or something like that. From memory the same ones as the clock lights - swap them over to check the bulb perhaps.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hongman (Post 2687265)
something halfords would stuck?

Hmmm... Good question. If they are the same they're like the ones in this thread:

Linky.

Scroll down a bit and there's a pic, post 10.

hongman 29-03-12 08:23 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
You're a legend.

But now look what you've made me do. Buying the LED ones now...

sv4me 29-03-12 08:29 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hongman (Post 2687265)
Ok fine, but if I lose, you can push the bike! ;)

Maybe on the downhill sections :tongue:

hongman 29-03-12 08:32 PM

Re: Troubleshooting Fuel Light?
 
Slight derail

What bike you taking btw?


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