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Old 07-12-2018, 10:51 AM   #4
mikebte
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Re: Fuel gauge calibration

I set mine to read empty when it is completely empty and I never let it get under a 1/2 tank. Except once on a long trip, it almost hit E and I knew E was empty, after E it is running on air. Mine is the factor 30 ohm resistance, I added a capacitor to keep the gauge from moving when fuel sloshes as well.

Whats a gauge if its not accurate?
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