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Milage
11 posts · Started by fatbob · 03 Aug 2009
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Post 7 by fatbob,
#7cheers for the info
so to summarize after i have done 80 miles i have to fill it up???
fooook that not very far , still love it though
the tank switch thing sounds like an expensive project i better get saving.
Is there anything that can be done with the fuel light accuracy as it is a bit piss poor when the light comes on and i fill her up and only get about 8 or 9 litres in , hence why i use the trip rather than the light
so to summarize after i have done 80 miles i have to fill it up???
fooook that not very far , still love it though
the tank switch thing sounds like an expensive project i better get saving.
Is there anything that can be done with the fuel light accuracy as it is a bit piss poor when the light comes on and i fill her up and only get about 8 or 9 litres in , hence why i use the trip rather than the light
Post 8 by Mr_Trecolareco,
#8Usually 100/110 km's and the light comes up on my 05
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Post 11 by PampasDuke,
#11the 2006 SD does not have the fuel tank sensor at the fuel pump.
it is more forward and on the left side if I remember correct.
I belive that it is only on the 2005 SD that have the fueltank sensor where the pump is.
it is more forward and on the left side if I remember correct.
I belive that it is only on the 2005 SD that have the fueltank sensor where the pump is.
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