Engine failure

[StanProff]

He I'm not an idiot, may be my English is not good but in my craft aeronautics think we know. it was the gauge inside the tank that sent the message: no gasoline ;dashboard indicator showed a full one-quarter.
it is not easy for us to write in your language and I think if you did in mine I laugh well.:roflblack:

All you need to do is type a little slower and we can read it fine :yes:.
I always go by the odometer and not the gas gage. reset trip meter and at 140 or 150 miles i get gas no matter what the gage says.
enjoy you spyder.

 

[Dar]

All you need to do is type a little slower and we can read it fine :yes:.
I always go by the odometer and not the gas gage. reset trip meter and at 140 or 150 miles i get gas no matter what the gage says.
enjoy you spyder.

I would be walking way before then!

 

[lascar]

All you need to do is type a little slower and we can read it fine :yes:.
I always go by the odometer and not the gas gage. reset trip meter and at 140 or 150 miles i get gas no matter what the gage says.
enjoy you spyder.

Hi,
My tank was not empty but the internal gauge say "empty" to the fuel pump .And like that no start !!!!
Bye bye .

 

[Phyxius]

He I'm not an idiot, may be my English is not good but in my craft aeronautics think we know. it was the gauge inside the tank that sent the message: no gasoline ;dashboard indicator showed a full one-quarter.
it is not easy for us to write in your language and I think if you did in mine I laugh well.:roflblack:

I don't know about the other guy but if I wrote in french no one would be able to understand me. I'm happy to hear that your spyder is healthy! Do you have the analog gauges? I've seen a few posts that say some people have a lot of trouble with these gauges. Disconnecting them defaults to the digital gauges instead which are said to be much more accurate.

Oops, just saw this:

Hi,
My tank was not empty but the internal gauge say "empty" to the fuel pump .And like that no start !!!!
Bye bye .

I misunderstood I thought your tank was empty but the gauge showed 1/4 full. It sounds like the dealership fixes the internal gauge? Yay!