Spi Fuel And Temp Guages Not Working
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1293spi
, Mar 19 2020 09:35 PM
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#1
Posted 19 March 2020 - 09:35 PM
Hi everyone,
I have recently rebuilt my mini and the problem i have is that the fuel and temp guages are not working.
I have fitted a new temp sensor and it has a brand new engine wiring loom. I also connected both fuel sender wires together and the guage rose to the top. I then replaced the sender and have checked the resistance reading as i move the arm.
Both guages are still not working but they do have power to them as they move a tiny bit when i put the ignition on.
Does anybody know which wire to check from the ecu to the guages for the temp? And any suggestions for the fuel guage? I have also checked the earth to it.
Thanks
I have recently rebuilt my mini and the problem i have is that the fuel and temp guages are not working.
I have fitted a new temp sensor and it has a brand new engine wiring loom. I also connected both fuel sender wires together and the guage rose to the top. I then replaced the sender and have checked the resistance reading as i move the arm.
Both guages are still not working but they do have power to them as they move a tiny bit when i put the ignition on.
Does anybody know which wire to check from the ecu to the guages for the temp? And any suggestions for the fuel guage? I have also checked the earth to it.
Thanks
#2
Posted 20 March 2020 - 01:09 AM
Check page 455 of the PDF for the instruments and follow trace AC from the temperature gauge to page 460 to terminal 5 of the ECU. However, two failures must have something in common and that is the voltage stabiliser. I would check that first.
http://miniscene-unt...anual_92-96.pdf
Edited by xrocketengineer, 20 March 2020 - 01:10 AM.
#3
Posted 20 March 2020 - 10:55 PM
Thanks for the link, the car is 1994 so will it have a voltage stabiliser i can change? I've been reading some other posts and they say that they are built into the clocks on later cars.
#4
Posted 21 March 2020 - 03:18 PM
Start by checking for a good earth connection for the fuel gauge and the voltage stabiliser on the left taillight, almost behind the fuel tank. See if the solves it.
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