Low fuel light on, full tank of gas
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It is common for people to remove the module and install a bulb and just as 75 stated, when you do this the light will stay on all the time. But... Since you stated the module worked previously and I see no mention of you pulling the module, I'd have to guess you either have a PCB connection issue or you have a module issue.
I'd pull the module and test it per the instructions below. If it works like in the video I'd go looking hard at the pcb or the pcb connector. If it fails then I have plenty of the correct modules in stock
Willcox
I'd pull the module and test it per the instructions below. If it works like in the video I'd go looking hard at the pcb or the pcb connector. If it fails then I have plenty of the correct modules in stock
Willcox
Last edited by Willcox Corvette; 07-03-2015 at 09:01 PM.
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Racer
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It is common for people to remove the module and install a bulb and just as 75 stated, when you do this the light will stay on all the time. But... Since you stated the module worked previously and I see no mention of you pulling the module, I'd have to guess you either have a PCB connection issue or you have a module issue.
I'd pull the module and test it per the instructions below. If it works like in the video I'd go looking hard at the pcb or the pcb connector. If it fails then I have plenty of the correct modules in stock
Willcox
I'd pull the module and test it per the instructions below. If it works like in the video I'd go looking hard at the pcb or the pcb connector. If it fails then I have plenty of the correct modules in stock
Willcox