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Old Jan 14th, 2009, 18:33   #11
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Therer is a calibration screw behind a small round blanking cover on the selector switch ,
It is for calibrating the bar gauge fuel level indicator , you fill the tank and adjust so that the top bar just comes on ... This may improve things ..
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Therer is a calibration screw behind a small round blanking cover on the selector switch ,
It is for calibrating the bar gauge fuel level indicator , you fill the tank and adjust so that the top bar just comes on ... This may improve things ..
After filling the tank make sure the car is on a level surface. You need to set the info centre switch to FUEL AVG, hold the reset button, turn ignition to position II, you will see a readout of the amount of litres on the gauge, then adjust the calibrating screw with a miniture flat driver so the litres show 59 (applies to mid 1990 models onwards)

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excellent , a perfect description of what i was trying to say ! I Havent done this for over 15 years , it was part of the PDI ...
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