This post is from another forum...but thought you guys might be able to help the guy out anyways......
"after reading advice that I should burn (in the car - landy) the fuel I won't be using from ,my boat, today i dumped about 35litres of 2 stroke mixed fuel in my landy fuel tanks. (V8 defender 110)
My fuel guage is bouncing up and down since hovering between half and three quarters.
Any ideas"
I personally wouldnt be thinking this would be a good idea
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im to think that the feul sender may be the problem ?????????
farken christ 2 stroke???? althought it carnt be good it shouldnt do much to the motor as it dosent have a too big of mixed 2 stroke oil but id run some of the lean petrols to clean it out id says:) eg shell helix, bp ultimate
farken christ 2 stroke???? althought it carnt be good it shouldnt do much to the motor as it dosent have a too big of mixed 2 stroke oil but id run some of the lean petrols to clean it out id says:) eg shell helix, bp ultimate
1995 land rover disco on 265 muddies
Yep, I'd guess the oil in the two stroke is affecting the sender - it's probably a variable resistor, so any surface contamination will affect it's performance.HotFourOk wrote:Could the oil in the 2 stroke mixture be interfering with the sender unit... coz the oil will tend to stick on things, causing the sensor to be out...
Why the hell did he do this anyways??
I'd recommend going for a drive to get as much of the "2 stroke" out as possible, then fill with straight petrol - to dilute any residual oil as much as possible.
And I agree - Why????
Scott
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