Fuel gage

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone

I got mu RCZ 2 weeks now and when I went to refuel I noticed that although the fueltank was full (and I m very sure of that) the fuel gage does not show full all the way
I think of gets stuck in the middle of the first "block" on the full site of the scale
Anyone had the same experience ?
Af first I thought to give it some some time to recalibrate but that doesn't help
It looks like its stuck somewhere in the fueltank
I'll see if I put more Km on it if it will go down or not but even if it does it show a full tank when the tank is full shouldn't it
Anybody have any idea's on this ?

Many thanks

T

By the way first fueltank reserve came on at 963 Km. Happy with that.

 

[Anonymous]

Hmm, I know the problem from my previous car (a diddy 106) but I haven't experienced it with my RCZ yet.

I've only filled up 3 or 4 times though so.

 

[RCZ1]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

 

[Anonymous]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

I see you've read the handbook

 

[Anonymous]

I alway fill up to the max.
very anoying as I don't know what the status is.
I'll get with my dealer and see what's going on

Thnks

 

[Anonymous]

Had same problem with my GT 156.Always stopped at one mark below full.Had a new fuel tank sender unit fitted under warranty.

 

[Anonymous]

Overall its not the most accurate fuel gauge even at either side of the gauge the warning low fuel light comes and you can still do at least 60 miles

 

[RCZ1]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

I see you've read the handbook

Yes I'm afraid I am one of those saddos. What can I say, I have a thirst for knowledge....... Part of the enjoyment of buying a new car is reading the manual to find out exactly how everything works....... I'll get my coat....

 

[Anonymous]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

I see you've read the handbook

Yes I'm afraid I am one of those saddos. What can I say, I have a thirst for knowledge....... Part of the enjoyment of buying a new car is reading the manual to find out exactly how everything works....... I'll get my coat....

I have "techno joy" and much prefer the "press it and see what it does" approach. This has served me well...I just better not be allowed anywhere near a control room in a nuclear power plant!! :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

I see you've read the handbook

Yes I'm afraid I am one of those saddos. What can I say, I have a thirst for knowledge....... Part of the enjoyment of buying a new car is reading the manual to find out exactly how everything works....... I'll get my coat....

I have "techno joy" and much prefer the "press it and see what it does" approach. This has served me well...I just better not be allowed anywhere near a control room in a nuclear power plant!! :lol:

or a woman!

 

[Anonymous]

When you fill up do you stop on the first "click" or do you add any more?

I always keep going until I hear three "clicks" of the pump. I've not experienced your issue.

I see you've read the handbook

Yes I'm afraid I am one of those saddos. What can I say, I have a thirst for knowledge....... Part of the enjoyment of buying a new car is reading the manual to find out exactly how everything works....... I'll get my coat....

I have "techno joy" and much prefer the "press it and see what it does" approach. This has served me well...I just better not be allowed anywhere near a control room in a nuclear power plant!! :lol:

or a woman!

Women come with a manual?! That must be a weighty tome!! Mine certainly didn't come with one...maybe I should take her back to the shop?

 

[Anonymous]

Women come with a manual?! That must be a weighty tome!! Mine certainly didn't come with one...maybe I should take her back to the shop?

I take mine back to the shops all the time, but I just seem to come out paying for additional extras.

 

[Anonymous]

Women come with a manual?! That must be a weighty tome!! Mine certainly didn't come with one...maybe I should take her back to the shop?

I take mine back to the shops all the time, but I just seem to come out paying for additional extras.

:lol: That was your first mistake...

 

[Anonymous]

my 106 has the same problem wow its even on the RCZ

 

[Anonymous]

OK, problem solved so it seems. My dealer reprogrammed the gauge and now it seems to be working perfectly. Let's hope it stays that way

:thumbup: