95 miles before fuel light comes on
#1
95 miles before fuel light comes on
I've had my 2003 EG efi for almost a month now and like I've read, the fuel gauge hardly ever works so I'm going off the trip meter. I filled up last week and my fuel light came on at 95 miles today. I haven't really been hot rodding around.
Either I've got some issues or the fuel light isn't working correctly.
Thought or ideas?
Either I've got some issues or the fuel light isn't working correctly.
Thought or ideas?
#2
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#3
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#4
I was riding into work a couple of weeks ago. I left the house, trip meter said 54 miles left. I live less than 15 miles to the gas station I usually fill up at on the way to work. Less than 10 miles down the road the damn trip meter was down to 24, so a bit of advise to everyone out there, DONT TRUST IT, after the light comes on, it goes fast. I can usually go 200-220 before I fill up, so I am going off the speedometer from now on. Greenhell, my fuel light comes on around 50 miles remaining.
#5
I was riding into work a couple of weeks ago. I left the house, trip meter said 54 miles left. I live less than 15 miles to the gas station I usually fill up at on the way to work. Less than 10 miles down the road the damn trip meter was down to 24, so a bit of advise to everyone out there, DONT TRUST IT, after the light comes on, it goes fast. I can usually go 200-220 before I fill up, so I am going off the speedometer from now on. Greenhell, my fuel light comes on around 50 miles remaining.
Maybe I'm not filling up all the way? Should I fill till I can see gas starting to rise out of the opening?
#6
Fill it up when the light comes and and check how much gas it takes. That will tell you if there is an issue or not. Harley fuel gauges are known to be extremely inaccurate. Often times the float in the tank needs to be bent so it sits properly on top of the gas to get a relatively accurate reading.
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#8
Fill it up when the light comes and and check how much gas it takes. That will tell you if there is an issue or not. Harley fuel gauges are known to be extremely inaccurate. Often times the float in the tank needs to be bent so it sits properly on top of the gas to get a relatively accurate reading.
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Fill it up till you cant put anymore in it, that's what I do. CAUTION: if you are going to be parking the bike for any length of time right after you fill up, don't fill it up that much, it will spill out of the overflow while its on the jiffy stand and you will have a big surprise under the bike, lol. Yes my light comes on around 45-50 miles, depends on what kind of mood Big Red is in that particular day, lol.
Last edited by my67pnycar; 08-21-2014 at 10:40 AM.