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Fuel Gauge voltage regulator required?
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<blockquote data-quote="mrsmelt73" data-source="post: 643321" data-attributes="member: 31749"><p>Evening all, We have a cross over bay and have fitted a new tube type fuel sender unit. It works but is not dead accurate. When the headlamps are turned on the gauge goes to full first then back to zero, where it stays whilst the lights are on. Might an aftermarket voltage regulator (as sold by heritage or similar) sort this, or has anybody got any experience of a similar issue? </p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Nearly on the road but not quite.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mrsmelt73, post: 643321, member: 31749"] Evening all, We have a cross over bay and have fitted a new tube type fuel sender unit. It works but is not dead accurate. When the headlamps are turned on the gauge goes to full first then back to zero, where it stays whilst the lights are on. Might an aftermarket voltage regulator (as sold by heritage or similar) sort this, or has anybody got any experience of a similar issue? Thanks, Nearly on the road but not quite. [/QUOTE]
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