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boat fuel gauge always reads full
The boat always shows that the fuel gauge reads full , but it runs out of fuel when driving. What is the situation ? 1. Check the fuel level sensor . If the sensor is broken , it will always show full oil . Check whether the oil level sensor is faulty . If it is , replace it to solve the problem . 2. Check whether the float is stuck or falls off . There is a connecting rod between the float and the oil level sensor . If the connecting rod is stuck, the float will not float up and down, and the pointer of the oil gauge will always be at the same position. If the float falls off , it will float on the top , so the oil gauge will always be fixed at the full oil position. 3. Instrument cluster failure . Although the instrument panel is not easy to break , there is a certain probability of damage , which will also cause the fuel gauge to stick in one position .
Therefore , the boat fuel gauge can not accurately reflect the fuel storage in the fuel tank . Even if the fuel gauge is not faulty , there is still some error . It is suggested that car owners and friends should keep an advance in mind when driving out .
As a result , the fuel level sensor will not change , so the pointer of the fuel level gauge will be fixed at the full oil position. The boat fuel gauge also has errors: it cannot be judged according to the fuel gauge on the dashboard of the car. Most fuel gauges drive the electronic sensor through the up and down floating of the float in the fuel tank . The sensor transmits the generated electronic signal to the fuel gauge pointer and displays it on the fuel gauge . The error is large . The marking on the fuel gauge panel cannot accurately reflect the fuel storage in the fuel tank .
As the boat fuel is added to the oil tank mouth, the excess crude oil will enter the pipeline of the crude oil evaporation system, causing the mixture to be too rich and damaging the engine , so when refueling, try not to exceed the safe capacity marked in the instructions to avoid potential safety hazards.
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