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Old 08-18-2007, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by atombaum View Post
Hello,

My low fuel warning light started to come on dimly this week, with more than half a tank of fuel (240D). When I topped off the tank, the light went out for a few miles. Then it came back on. Today, I replaced the voltage regulator to no avail, and checked the fuel level sending unit, but I did not get the fastener off the bottom, so I did not inspect the wires. It seemed like some black crud was coming out the top holes when I held it upside down. Is this probably a sending unit issue? I only replaced it seven years ago when I got the car because it was not working at all at that time. Price of a new unit must be over $100 by now. Don't want to spend it if I don't have to. BTW, this 240D now has 353,576 miles.
Get some carb cleaner and use the little tube to stick in the holes and clean that crap out of the inside, it may work by then. Also you will most likely need to clean the fuel tank and lines of this black gunk at some point.
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