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    Senior Member Chainsaw's Avatar
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    Fuel gauge running backwards

    My fuel gauge is going “up” instead of “down” as I burn the gas off. I’ve made no mods to any of that system and used the supplied connectors/plugs. Any recommendations on how to remedy this?
    Jack
    289 Roadster complete kit ordered 8/2/21. Delivered 3/14/2022. Chassis #10306. 17"x9" Halibrands, 3.55 IRS, PS, Wilwood brakes, BPE 306 with EFI and close ratio TKX. First start 7/20/2023. First Movement 9/24/2023. First go-kart 9/25/2023.
    Build thread - https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...rida-289-Build

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    Not a waxer Jeff Kleiner's Avatar
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    Calibrate it per the Speedhut instructions. With the complete kit's sender use 7/8 as the preset value while calibrating.

    Jeff

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    don't look a gift horse in the mouth. you have one of those magic gas tanks that fills itself!!

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    polarity backwards on signal wires??

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    Senior Member Nigel Allen's Avatar
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    2 wire Fuel level sender is resistive and not polarity sensitive. Faulty gauge, or most likely not programmed to suit sender. Jeff is on the money.
    Mk.4 FFR supplied Right hand drive
    Received 12/2012 completed 12/2019
    Gen1 Coyote / TKO600 / IRS
    Lots of mods to make compliant for Australian design rules

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