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stevecarpetfitter29
23rd November 2011, 17:12
please help i just got my 2000 w reg 1.1 saxo and the fuel light is on and tank is always on empty and i know there is over half a tank,and the rev counter dont work please help, and soz if i put this in the wrong part of website im a newbie

geraintthomas
23rd November 2011, 17:17
You're good buddy, this is the right section. And welcome!

It may be a bit of a hassle but it might involve taking your clocks out of your dash, then make sure all of the plugs are connected properly. I had this problem with my fuel gauge - always showed empty with the light on. If I hit the glass it sprung back to life. Come to think of it, it still does...

Anyway - before you do that be sure to check your fuses. I think fuse #1 shown here (http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5257274&postcount=5) controls some of the gauges. If that doesn't work, check the plugs behind the clocks. You can dismantle them using this guide here (http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=170949).

Let us know if all goes okay!

kennym1987
23rd November 2011, 17:33
please help i just got my 2000 w reg 1.1 saxo and the fuel light is on and tank is always on empty and i know there is over half a tank,and the rev counter dont work please help, and soz if i put this in the wrong part of website im a newbie

mine is the same. one of these days i'm going to put more than £5 in :drink:

stevecarpetfitter29
23rd November 2011, 17:59
You're good buddy, this is the right section. And welcome!

It may be a bit of a hassle but it might involve taking your clocks out of your dash, then make sure all of the plugs are connected properly. I had this problem with my fuel gauge - always showed empty with the light on. If I hit the glass it sprung back to life. Come to think of it, it still does...

Anyway - before you do that be sure to check your fuses. I think fuse #1 shown here (http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5257274&postcount=5) controls some of the gauges. If that doesn't work, check the plugs behind the clocks. You can dismantle them using this guide here (http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=170949).

Let us know if all goes okay!
thanks mate ill give that a go and let you know if it works