I often think to myself how useful it is to be distracted by a red light appearing on my dash when i go through a 90 degree corner at speed...
What do people to do get around this? is it just a case of disconnecting the light, or are there more elaborate methods?
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Fuel light
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Re: Fuel light
I usually put more fuel in.
You can just disconnect one of the leads on top of the fuel tank.
Personally I would leave it connected. When I was driving around Silverstone a couple of years ago the light kept coming on, as I was down to a quarter of a tank. With all the fuel sloshing around (no baffles), the pump kept sucking air through the system & so the motor would keep dieing. Since then, I never let the tank get that low, so if the fuel light does start flashing, it's definitely time to add some more.

You can just disconnect one of the leads on top of the fuel tank.
Personally I would leave it connected. When I was driving around Silverstone a couple of years ago the light kept coming on, as I was down to a quarter of a tank. With all the fuel sloshing around (no baffles), the pump kept sucking air through the system & so the motor would keep dieing. Since then, I never let the tank get that low, so if the fuel light does start flashing, it's definitely time to add some more.
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Re: Fuel light
More fuel in = more weight
But seriously, I'm getting the light coming on with half a tank in - might need a bigger anti-roll bar ...
Speaking of misfiring, I might need to move my fuel filter - it's currently vertical near the carbs and i get a single misfire at WOT heading up a steep part of the circuit.

But seriously, I'm getting the light coming on with half a tank in - might need a bigger anti-roll bar ...
Speaking of misfiring, I might need to move my fuel filter - it's currently vertical near the carbs and i get a single misfire at WOT heading up a steep part of the circuit.