Subaru gauges, warning lights and dash stuff
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Subaru gauges, warning lights and dash stuff
After recently finding out that the oil symbol / warning light in the dash is for "show" only and doesn't monitor anything but maybe the migrating habits of brown neck mallards, my annoyance has moved on elsewhere in the dash area.
The fuel gauge always shows how much petrol is in the tank, key in the ignition or not?
I knew the Japanese were at the cutting edge of technology, but I'm really impressed with this recent finding. If only all car manufacturers use the cork in the tank technique then thousands could be saved on production!
Moan over.
The fuel gauge always shows how much petrol is in the tank, key in the ignition or not?
I knew the Japanese were at the cutting edge of technology, but I'm really impressed with this recent finding. If only all car manufacturers use the cork in the tank technique then thousands could be saved on production!
Moan over.
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Originally Posted by Wakey
[color=black]After recently finding out that the oil symbol / warning light in the dash is for "show" only and doesn't monitor anything
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Could you expand on that??
It's note really a warning light, more a 'your engine's died, sorry' light
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Originally Posted by Tim W
The dash oil pressure warning light is linked to the oil pressure switch in the main block oil gallery...this switch is set to trigger IIRC at around 2.5bar...
It's note really a warning light, more a 'your engine's died, sorry' light
It's note really a warning light, more a 'your engine's died, sorry' light
Originally Posted by tath
the really impressive thing is, i took a set of clocks out of a car, put them in a cupboard for a month and they still registered 1/4 of a tank!!!
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