Reply to "Longchamp so far"

finlandeseMember

quote:
Originally posted by Transmitter Man:
...and you think you got electrical gremlins.

How about the fuel gauge reading full on the left and empty on the right tank regardless of what level of fuel you have in either tank.

Yes, I've checked the grounds, check the fuel senders are working OK and that the wirewound resistors have not gone open circuit and still no operating gauge.

Phil
79 Longchamp GTS 3061

Well,I drove the whole trip on a empty tank... Only one of the tanks was filled up, but the car runs on both tanks. When switching tanks the fuel pumps are switched (you can hear it), so maybe the valve is modified or faulty, or my Longchamp runs without fuel!!

7/2/0810:56 PM

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