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Update: I did some troubleshooting and found that this issue happens only when the headlight is turned on or if the display backlit lights up. During the troubleshooting the meter turned off for a while and once it came back it showed a low fuel level, but went back to normal level after 5- 6 seconds. Also if I touch the kill switch lightly, it turns off and on the meter. So I'm guessing there's rust. Will use wd40 to clean both the side switches, headlight connectors and all other.
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