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Stupid Question ... cluster
- Thread starter effgjamis
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BajaRon
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They are supposed to be universal signs for Full (at the top) and Empty (at the bottom). Guess they aren't as universal as BRP thought. :2thumbs:
Heck .... I used to wonder what are those stupid arror sign next to the fuel indicator on car's dash board is for. Guess it tells you which side the fuel door is on.
effgjamis
Ride Forrest Ride!
thanks and to the universal.... DUH !!!! for me..
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Exactly, but the easiest way is that the door is on the same side of the car as the fuel indicator is on the dash display.Heck .... I used to wonder what are those stupid arror sign next to the fuel indicator on car's dash board is for. Guess it tells you which side the fuel door is on.
-Scotty
bjt
Very Helpful Member
Exactly, but the easiest way is that the door is on the same side of the car as the fuel indicator is on the dash display.
-Scotty
Never noticed (or knew) that. The same side as the fuel gauge or the low fuel warning light or are those two things always together? I've never seen the arrow that M2Wild mentioned either.
Heck .... I used to wonder what are those stupid arror sign next to the fuel indicator on car's dash board is for. Guess it tells you which side the fuel door is on.
Yep, they've been doing that for a while now.
n the little arrow on the feul gage when you're hauling a$$ back to the airport in a rental. Saved me several time over the last 12 years.spyderrider44
New member
Well i'll be i am 64 yrs. young and just learned something new , been legally riding motorcycles and driving cars and trucks for 49 yrs. ,and did not know about the arrows or the side of gauge thingA friend mentioned it to me. I didn't know, either, and was skeptical enough to check several vehicles before I believed it. Another "I'll be..." moment.
-Scotty
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Star Cruiser
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A friend mentioned it to me. I didn't know, either, and was skeptical enough to check several vehicles before I believed it. Another "I'll be..." moment.
-Scotty
Sheesh - now I am gonna have to relocate my gas fill tube to the right side of my Spyder :dontknow:.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
bjt
Very Helpful Member
My Beemer, too!
-Scotty
Maybe the standard on bikes is that the gauge is the opposite side of the fill nozzle.
:agree::f_spider:On bikes they figure the fill is in the middle (and often visible) so it doesn't matter. Besides, the hose will always reach. Cars are the problem children.
-Scotty
Dudley
New member
Exactly, but the easiest way is that the door is on the same side of the car as the fuel indicator is on the dash display.
-Scotty
Guess my car is has to be different. Indicator on the left, door on the right.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I knew there had to be an exception, but nobody I know has been able to find it. What make and model?
-Scotty
I knew there had to be an exception, but nobody I know has been able to find it. What make and model?
-Scotty
Here's one.....can anyone guess the make and model?
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