What is the reason why the dashboard does not display the remaining fuel level?
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The reasons why the dashboard does not display the remaining fuel level include a damaged fuel gauge, abnormal fuel float and ignition wire, and computer signal failure. Abnormal fuel float: In the car fuel tank, there is a float ball connected to a metal rod. The basic principle is the same as the float ball in the toilet water tank at home. When the water level drops, the position of the float ball also decreases, which drives a connecting rod to open the water inlet, allowing water to flow in. When the water level rises, the position of the float ball also rises. When it reaches a certain level, the connecting rod will close the water inlet. If the fuel float malfunctions, the fuel level will not be displayed. Solution for abnormal fuel float: Lift the rear seat and cover; remove 6 screws, three fuel pipes, and the electrical plug; take out the fuel float and complete welding; reinstall. Refueling precautions: Use automotive gasoline. Inappropriate fuel entering the fuel system can damage the fuel system and engine; do not use gasoline containing methanol or alcohol; avoid spilling fuel on the paint surface to prevent damage; if the fuel door is frozen and cannot be opened, gently push or tap the fuel door to remove ice and open it.