Re: Fuel gauge

[Charles Lewis <shizzard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mine was driving me nuts, the light would come on when the guage read
3/4, guage was all over the place etc... I had the sending unit replaced
and now it works fine. It's nice having a working fuel guage. The light
now works WITH the guage. So yes, to me it was worth having it fixed
under warranty.
  Charles




TrmpetDave@xxxxxxx wrote:

> My only niggle so far, is the fuel-gauge and warning light setup, which is
> funky, to say the least. I have seen it mentioned a few times on the list, so
> I know my problem is not unique. However, since there is no petcock to dial
> in some reserve fuel, I feel a bit more dependent on it I did on the Trophy.
> It went from half full (at 165 miles) to empty, with the light on, quite
> suddenly. My question is, is this worth bothering with (on warratnty) or
> should I just regard it as part of the bike's character, and go by the
> odometer? Dave Collins, San Diego
> 
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