Right i'm just about to attack my dash with a screwdriver to try and get to the back of the fuel needle. Apparently theirs a brass nut behind to tighten up that is usually the prob? the needle twitches about from full to empty then stops on empty. Is this easy can a mechanical retard like me sort it?? cheersGot another 1, Fuel gauge issue
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johnny_boymk1
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How quick are you lot? Right i'm just about to attack my dash with a screwdriver to try and get to the back of the fuel needle. Apparently theirs a brass nut behind to tighten up that is usually the prob? the needle twitches about from full to empty then stops on empty. Is this easy can a mechanical retard like me sort it?? cheers
Right i'm just about to attack my dash with a screwdriver to try and get to the back of the fuel needle. Apparently theirs a brass nut behind to tighten up that is usually the prob? the needle twitches about from full to empty then stops on empty. Is this easy can a mechanical retard like me sort it?? cheers
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You'd have to be a proper retard not to be able to tighten the brass nut, tools required spanner and phillips screwdriver.
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johnny_boymk1
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Hey all. well had the clocks out and it ain't that the brass nut was tight prob a faulty sender unit??
Any one wantin to take the clocks of this guy "320imoredoor" has done a step by step guide and its really good, cheers to all who posted
Any one wantin to take the clocks of this guy "320imoredoor" has done a step by step guide and its really good, cheers to all who posted
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johnny_boymk1
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