888 USA How did you fix your fuel gauge problem?
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Fingers crossed Very helpful Steve Talbot at Stratstone Milton keynes has in booked in Friday for a software upgrade their is a GM bullten on this. Did not fancy doing the Candy run Paris trip and Le Mans with this issue, I have to say he always seems very helpful at least the car is under warranty otherwise a trip to Ian Goss would be on the cards!
Will let you know how I get on..
Will let you know how I get on..
Vet Guru said:
Fingers crossed Very helpful Steve Talbot at Stratstone Milton keynes has in booked in Friday for a software upgrade their is a GM bullten on this. Did not fancy doing the Candy run Paris trip and Le Mans with this issue, I have to say he always seems very helpful at least the car is under warranty otherwise a trip to Ian Goss would be on the cards!
Will let you know how I get on..
Well, I left a message for him this evening - just after it happened.Will let you know how I get on..
The car had been at Milton Keynes for the last month for repairs (great service from Steve when the insurance people finally authorised it) and I only had it back last Friday.
At least the current tankfull will get used a damn site more quickly!
The infamous fuel gauge problem is caused by suphur in the petrol clogging the tank sensors. I had it on my Vette in the US and ran a couple of bottles of techron through and it never reocurred. I'm sure there must be a similar fuel cleaner product in UK. The Top Tier gas over there contains Techron. I know shell and Texaco have similar additives.
The full fix is replacing the tank sensors but that needs a tank drop.
The full fix is replacing the tank sensors but that needs a tank drop.
Edited by Dee Gee on Sunday 10th June 13:24
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