Calibrating fuel level sender
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Information
- Calibration of the fuel level sender is required after replacing the fuel tank, fuel level sender or instrument cluster. Calibrate the sender - after replacing the instrument cluster - only if the function Read out values could not be performed!
- The fuel level sender does not have to be calibrated if the battery is disconnected or if a plug connection on the instrument cluster or sender is disconnected. The values remain stored in the instrument cluster.
- A range on remaining fuel of less than 15 km is not displayed in the instrument cluster.
- Empty the fuel tank. ? 2010EN Draining and filling the fuel tank (draining and filling fuel)
- Wait for a short time (approx. 1 minute) to allow the fuel-level sensor to settle down to the level.
- PIWIS Tester II 9818 must be connected to the vehicle before starting it.
- Switch on ignition and press >> to continue.
- Select the required vehicle type.
- Select Instrument cluster control unit, then press >> .
- Select the required vehicle type.
- Select Instrument cluster control unit, then press >> .
- Select the Maintenance/repairs menu and press >> .
- Select Fuel tank calibration menu and press F8 to start the calibration process.
- The message Fuel tank calibration completed successfully appears on the Tester screen.
- Press F12 to exit.
- Fill the vehicle with fuel and check the fuel gauge in the instrument cluster. Wait a few minutes. Fuel gauge shows full.
- Change terminals.
- Switch off the ignition.
- Wait 30 seconds.
- Switch on the ignition.
- Check the fuel gauge in the instrument cluster again. Fuel gauge shows full.