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  1. 2nd January 2007, 09:18 PM #1
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    sender or Guage on the s11

    Hmm. Empty all the time - what is the easiest way to check the fuel gauge sender?
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    Im guessing the float in the tank no longer floats.Easy to get to just lift the cusion out.
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    Who trusts the gauge.? Just look at your dip stick.
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    G'day WilliamB

    Yup! sounds like the float has done up and sunk common fault with those plastic floats, they get a small hole in them,best to take it out and if the float has petrol in it, put it out in the sun for a few days and the petrol will evaporate, then paint the float( out of the holder) with a petrol tolerant compound, "Stag" jointing sealer is good you can till get it from REPCO ltd I think, or a good Motorcycle shop, give it a day to dry and refit it.

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