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Posted by hawkfan
 - November 14, 2020, 15:28:43 PM

I was able to disassemble the the speedometer gauge package.  The needle of the fuel gauge seems to have some resistance when i gently move it with my finger.  Not sure if thats normal.  I would think it would move more freely.
I looked up the price of a replacement instrument head and Yikes!!!  Is there a source where I can just purchase the fuel pod?

Thanks
Brian
Tinley Park, ILL,

Posted by hawkfan
 - November 14, 2020, 14:38:19 PM

My fuel gauge is stuck on full even though I emptied the tank for the winter.  Its been like this most of the summer so I just monitor my mileage.  I disconnected and removed the speedometer head and its still pegged to full.  Would anyone have any suggestions?  I looked it up in the manual on how to test the gauge but I dont have a rheostat.
Also.  Is there anyway to adjust the low fuel light as my low fuel light comes on and I still have 2-1/2 gallons of gas left.

Thanks

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