My low fuel light doesn't work either. I have posted some questions in this forum and on KTMtalk. Yesterday I checked the wiring and it all seemed good. I suspect I have a faulty sensor. When it is dry, it measures about 1000 ohms, which I think is way to high to light the bulb. I am curious what other people measure on the sensor when their tank is low enough for the light to come on.
I wonder if the 3 liters was up in the front part of the tank. I was surprised how much fuel I had to add before the pump got submerged enough to run. I think it is because of the weird shape of the tank. Kind of a bummer to run out of gas when there is still some in the tank.
I wonder if the 3 liters was up in the front part of the tank. I was surprised how much fuel I had to add before the pump got submerged enough to run. I think it is because of the weird shape of the tank. Kind of a bummer to run out of gas when there is still some in the tank.
