Then after a day, two or three it will move to what appears to be the correct level.
Anyone else experiencing this - reminds me of the old British Lucas gauges
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audi4t
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On numerous and almost all occasions after filling the gas tank the gauge doesn’t move
Then after a day, two or three it will move to what appears to be the correct level.
Anyone else experiencing this - reminds me of the old British Lucas gauges
Then after a day, two or three it will move to what appears to be the correct level.
Anyone else experiencing this - reminds me of the old British Lucas gauges
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hmmm.... no, mine shows full when I fill up and 'seems' accurate... Might need to reprogram the gas flap or something at the dealer....?audi4t wrote: Sat May 14, 2022 2:20 pm On numerous and almost all occasions after filling the gas tank the gauge doesn’t move
Then after a day, two or three it will move to what appears to be the correct level.
Anyone else experiencing this - reminds me of the old British Lucas gauges
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Newport IRL
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On about the 6th fill up since new, mine did this today. Tank was full, but gauge was at 3/4 full. Hope it’s a one off issue.