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which fuel tank

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which fuel tank

Post by mudmav »

i dont want to run my tank dry so how else can i tell what size my tank is my fuel gauge does not work properly when i get to 1/4 of a tank on the gauge i can get 65 litres in my tank. is their any other way i can find out if it is 95 or 65
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Re: which fuel tank

Post by bogged »

mudmav wrote:i dont want to run my tank dry so how else can i tell what size my tank is my fuel gauge does not work properly when i get to 1/4 of a tank on the gauge i can get 65 litres in my tank. is their any other way i can find out if it is 95 or 65
what car you talkin about.

1/4 tank on gauge you get 65 in, sounds like 95 ltr then........
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Post by mudmav »

ITS AN 89 SWB MAVERICK BUT I DONT TRUST MY FUEL GAUGE ANYWAY BECAUSE ITS ALL OVER THE PLACE AT THE BEST OF TIMES
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Post by blkmav »

Rough calculation length x height x width in metres

eg: 1m x .5m x .2m = 100L
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Post by turps »

Put a 5lt tin of fuel in the back and just let the bugger run out. Then poor the 5lt in and goto the servo in fill it up. I have done this a couple of times. Mainly after the long range tank went in. Bloody guage was way out to what it was before hand.
Usually only needs the system primed to the fuel filter and then just battery crank it from there.
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Post by bogged »

turps wrote:Put a 5lt tin of fuel in the back and just let the bugger run out..
yea was going to say that but he doesnt want to run it dry
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