Citroen C5 hi, i have just bought this car, but the fuel guage does not work. the low level light is on but the guage stays on zero. can any body help please. thanks steve.

Car: Citroen C5
Variant: 1.7 vtr petrol
Model Year: 2004
Fuel guage not working.
Posted: Mar 26, 2011 (13 years ago)
Could be fuel gauge tank sender unit .
Posted Mar 26, 2011 (13 years ago)
hi steve
i have the same problem ,,the warning light for low fuel is showing and when i put in fuel nothing changes,,,,if you sort yours please e mail me and ill do the same ,,the local garage said something about a sender unit,, problem is if i buy and it does not work the part cant be refunded,,,,,great hey
colin
Posted Nov 15, 2011 (13 years ago)
Hi, Just wondered if anyone has solved this problem, im having the same issue, a few days ago the car stalled twice within a few minutes, then the traffic mate came on now seems to come on every start even in manual mode, fuel computer and trip seems to randomly reset its self and then today the fuel gauge doesnt move wove the message low fuel even though yesterday i know it had 180 miles, its all quite strange as the car has never stalled before and not since and i havent stalled a car for quite a few years
Posted Jan 29, 2012 (12 years ago)
this might sound daft but keep putting fuel in ,,on mine when i bought it the petrol light was staying on i put in £10 ,,then another £10 i thought that the gauge was faulty but on my 3rd tenner it went to quarter from nowere all i can say is they must have very big fuel tanks,,good luck mate but try my advice before you start spending money on parts
Posted Feb 14, 2012 (12 years ago)

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