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Old 25th September 2021, 18:29   #1
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Just wondering if anyone knows of an issue that causes the petrol needle to dance up and down depending on the level of the ground. I know a tiny bit can be playable but we're talking a quarter tank change in less than a second

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Old 25th September 2021, 19:32   #2
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Is that when you're moving and does it stop when you stop ??----

If so then it's the sender in the tank that's worn.
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Is that when you're moving and does it stop when you stop ??----



If so then it's the sender in the tank that's worn.
Thanks, it does stop when I'm stationary. I'll add it to the list to take a look at. It's forever getting longer.

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