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What are the reasons for inaccurate fuel gauge display?

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McKeira

07/29/25 9:44am

The following are the reasons for inaccurate fuel gauge display: 1. The fuel level sensor inside the vehicle's fuel tank is damaged. 2. The vehicle's dashboard is damaged. 3. The float inside the fuel tank is damaged, and it must be repaired or replaced in time, otherwise it will be impossible to determine the fuel usage of the motor vehicle. Extended content: The fuel gauge of a motor vehicle can display the remaining fuel level in the fuel tank. When the fuel gauge of a motor vehicle shows inaccuracies, the fuel float inside the fuel tank can be inspected to identify the specific cause of the fault, and then targeted repairs can be carried out. After repairs, the vehicle's fuel gauge display will return to normal, and the repaired vehicle can be used normally.

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