Petrol light

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    lowrider
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    Visited the pertol station last night. My petrol warning light was on and the indicator was sitting over the light (naughty naughty I know) I only put in a tenners worth. When I started the car after filling up the warning light has stayed on despite being just below a 1/4 tank full ! I'll put another fifteen quid in today to see if that makes a difference.

    All advice appreciated

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    This is OK, it knows how you drive and that 1/4 will not last long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by john View Post
    ....it knows how you drive and that 1/4 will not last long.
    All I can say is pots and kettles....

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    Quote Originally Posted by zimbo View Post
    All I can say is pots and kettles....

    Oi!!! I ressemble that remark!!

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    lowrider
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    You say I have heavy right foot ?

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    S7JGW
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    If thats the case John your petrol light must come on when you go below 3/4 lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by S7JGW View Post
    If thats the case John your petrol light must come on when you go below 3/4 lol
    Hoi!!! be nice to your neighbour

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    lowrider
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    Cheers John, it was nothing. More fuel = no red light. Well it just came back on today, so I've used £15 of fuel since my last post !

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