disable the low fuel light?
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There might be a fuse for it??
Why do you want to disable it anyway?
Why do you want to disable it anyway?
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Maybe the sender is playing up and its staying on all the time?
Might be worth pulling it out of the tank and giving it a clean, it's possibly just got grap in it.
Much better than pushing your bike when you really need it to have fuel in it.
For a temp fix, you could try pulling the plug that goes on the tank sender and short the terminals out on the plug with a bit of wire.
Or just leave it unplugged.
It will only be a simple float switch in the tank that's on or off, so one of the above options would fix it I should think.
Unless the newer models have a fuel guage, in which case...you should try and sort the sender out to read properly rather than disable it.
Might be worth pulling it out of the tank and giving it a clean, it's possibly just got grap in it.
Much better than pushing your bike when you really need it to have fuel in it.
For a temp fix, you could try pulling the plug that goes on the tank sender and short the terminals out on the plug with a bit of wire.
Or just leave it unplugged.
It will only be a simple float switch in the tank that's on or off, so one of the above options would fix it I should think.
Unless the newer models have a fuel guage, in which case...you should try and sort the sender out to read properly rather than disable it.
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Yeah I would hate not knowing whent he fuel is about to run out
its a turbo bike with a external pump and the stock pump removed. a block off plate with fittings now sits in the stock pumps place. I'm tired of looking at the light on. I guess I will look in the wireing diagrams, but I hate eletrical stuff.
now I remember why I post here and not the old site.....
now I remember why I post here and not the old site.....
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It doesn't? :frown2cAnnons said:
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