Non working fuel gauge

[Fat Audi 80]

@ this thread....

[blown_vr6]

Ha ha ha very amusing, i hear used S2 spares might be on the rise Mr.T

Fool!

[Al Wyn]

Ha ha ha very amusing, i hear used S2 spares might be on the rise Mr.T

[blown_vr6]

got back and shed gone in one of our other cars anyway, double

Christ mate,

She took the shed on the car??

[Jamo]

This will make you laugh. Asked the missus this morning if she was gonna use her Audi convertible as it looked like a nice day was on the cards (not rainning cats and dogs down here) She said it needed petrol and could i go and fill it up because she didnt like the noise that it made when you unscrew the filler cap it makes her jump (the sshhh noise) To top it off the gauge showed just above the first low mark and it blinkin run out of juice on the way to fill it up. Funny not one person offered to help push it, a few smirked though good bit of early morning exercise though got back and shed gone in one of our other cars anyway, double

[Jamo]

I can see the problem here Jamo - its all those sticky Shell Additives have gummed up your fuel sender

quick pass me the redex

[blown_vr6]

Went down the local Shell and filled the car before popping down to MRC to have a peak look at MRC600 :mischeif: and a routine fix, started the engine and all was fine again!

Should I be concerned?

I can see the problem here Jamo - its all those sticky Shell Additives have gummed up your fuel sender

[blown_vr6]

This will make you laugh. Asked the missus this morning if she was gonna use her Audi convertible as it looked like a nice day was on the cards (not rainning cats and dogs down here) She said it needed petrol and could i go and fill it up because she didnt like the noise that it made when you unscrew the filler cap it makes her jump (the sshhh noise) To top it off the gauge showed just above the first low mark and it blinkin run out of juice on the way to fill it up. Funny not one person offered to help push it, a few smirked though good bit of early morning exercise though got back and shed gone in one of our other cars anyway, double

Ha Ha Ha - and they say females are more inteligent mate,
Shes stiched you up like a kipper mate

[Al Wyn]

This will make you laugh. Asked the missus this morning if she was gonna use her Audi convertible as it looked like a nice day was on the cards (not rainning cats and dogs down here) She said it needed petrol and could i go and fill it up because she didnt like the noise that it made when you unscrew the filler cap it makes her jump (the sshhh noise) To top it off the gauge showed just above the first low mark and it blinkin run out of juice on the way to fill it up. Funny not one person offered to help push it, a few smirked though good bit of early morning exercise though got back and shed gone in one of our other cars anyway, double

[AAH!]

Jamo

I had the exact same thing happen to me a few months ago and it hasn't happened since.

I am putting it down to "just one of those things"

Angus

[Jamo]

Are you sure some caravan dwellers haven't been at your motor? Once had someone put a screwdriver through the tank on a golf and took the lot only noticed when the fuel kept falling out onto the road!

Thought of that but

a) It wouldn't have started if there was no fuel in it

b) no spills on the drive

c) I drove to Banbury and back and only used the normal amount of fuel

[Crawford_S2]

Are you sure some caravan dwellers haven't been at your motor? Once had someone put a screwdriver through the tank on a golf and took the lot only noticed when the fuel kept falling out onto the road!

[terrybullwon]

have you checked the float jobby in the tank to make sure its free?
Part number 895 919 051 D

[Jamo]

Here's one for the masses.

Started my car for the first time in about a week or so today and got a fuel light come on saying no fuel!

The gauge hadn't moved and was stuck on rock bottom.

Now this was strange as there was half a tank of fuel in it.

Went down the local Shell and filled the car before popping down to MRC to have a peak look at MRC600 :mischeif: and a routine fix, started the engine and all was fine again!

Should I be concerned?