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    HELP: FZS : Fuel Indicator

    my yamaha FZs has clocked only 2200km and i notice a fuel indicator problem.... the fuel indicator is always blinking even when the tank is about 6 litres full... according to the manual it blinks only when its running really low on fuel or on reserve... i tried emptying the tank and refueling but it didn't help... Its kinda disturbing i never know if i have fuel until it runs on reserve & the past few days i have to always open the tank cap and check if theres fuel... Is there anyway this can be fixed... Please help....
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      Id suggest you go to the SVC...i doubt if there is much you can do about faulty DIGITAL Speedos.
      and like i had told you before speedos of FZ from a certain batch are being replaced for free due to a corrupt SW...and your speedo has a warranty of 2years anyway.

      or maybe you fuel censor has gone kaput??check with the SVC
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        This is a very common issue, but it has a very easy solution. Trust me.

        If you see at the bottom of your fuel tank (right hand side), you will find a thin wire connected to a nozzle/connector. This connector gets dirty due to outside dust etc. Just clean the joint area with your hand or a cloth and switch ON the ignition again. And you are done !!

        This step was explained to me by a Yamaha Service Engineer (not a mechanic) at Yamaha Factory Shop, Kolkata. The biggest and fully furnished Yamaha showroom/service center in Eastern India.

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