Why is the fuel tank indicator flashing?

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OFelix
07/30/25 10:14am
Generally, this issue is caused by a faulty fuel level sender contact. It is recommended to replace the fuel level sender. Here is the relevant information: Fuel Gauge: Drivers can determine whether refueling is needed based on the fuel gauge's display of the remaining fuel in the tank. If refueling is required, the fuel gauge can also accurately display the amount of fuel added each time. The fuel gauge does more than just serve as a scale; it can also more precisely and advancedly display the car's fuel consumption per kilometer, the size of the car's fuel consumption, and whether fuel is being used efficiently. The fuel gauge will also alert the driver to the remaining fuel's range. Precautions: If the driver does not refuel in time, once the fuel storage falls below a certain value, the car's fuel gauge will activate a fuel warning function. In addition, the car's fuel gauge can even display the odometer and store real-time measurement data for three months for data management.
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