Can anyone help have a honda st1300 2008 the middle 2 fuel digits on fuel gauge not working be grateful for any feedback
Honda st 1300 fuel gauge
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Interesting (frustrating too, I'd guess.)
Have you checked the LEDs or bulbs behind the gauge?
How many miles on it? When did this start?
Have you checked the LEDs or bulbs behind the gauge?
How many miles on it? When did this start?
The lighting may be LED, but the display segments are liquid crystal.
Replacement is likely the only solution, but don't take my word for it.
Replacement is likely the only solution, but don't take my word for it.
Keep riding til you find a used one
What he may mean is the two bars on the gauge are not indicating fuel and it jumps from full to empty etc.
If that is the case, simply remove the sending unit and take a gentle white pencil eraser and clean the dial face, and it should go back to working correctly.
If that is the case, simply remove the sending unit and take a gentle white pencil eraser and clean the dial face, and it should go back to working correctly.
This maybe?
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ST1300 instrumnet display glitch help needed | ST1300 Related
When I started the bike up today I noticed that the fuel gauge was missing two blocks in the center, and the fuel mileage display was displaying out of place (down about 1/8"). See the picture. No amount of restarting or bouncing through rough road brought it back to correct. Anyone seen this...
Thank you will try that not easy to get too though
You can drain the upper tank my simply using the fuel return pipe fitting on the lower tank and attaching your siphon hose to the elbow and down to your holding can.
Simply remove the two front fuel tank bolts and washers, and loosen the rear mounting bolt to lift the empty tank.
The sending unit is easily removed, and all you will need to replace is a single O ring.
Simply remove the two front fuel tank bolts and washers, and loosen the rear mounting bolt to lift the empty tank.
The sending unit is easily removed, and all you will need to replace is a single O ring.
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just use math to measure your fuel, base it on mileage, ie: how many miles does a full tank go, get some 10 miles before that, reset trip meter.
yea just pullin leg, I like to fix stuff old school, lots of fun and satisfaction.