WIS Document: 10352
Model Context: 900 (1995)
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Fuel gauge (MIU 2)
When the ignition switch is turned to the Drive position, positive voltage is
supplied from fuse 17 to pin 55 of the main instrument display panel for further distribution to:
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the fuel level gauge
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the low fuel warning lamp.
This tells the driver how much fuel is left in the tank. The level transmitter in the
fuel tank has a variable resistor the resistance of which corresponds to the level sensed by the
transmitter's float in the tank.
The transmitter is connected to pin 11 of the main instrument display panel's
control module which reads the resistance of the transmitter and controls the voltage supplied
to the fuel gauge so that its needle corresponds to this resistance. When the fuel remaining in
the tank is down to about 8 litres, the low fuel warning lamp is connected to ground via pin 12
of the main instrument display panel. The information is also made available to other systems
via pins 3 and 4.
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Fuel consumption
The main instrument display panel receives information from the engine
management system on how much fuel has been consumed since the last time the ignition
was switched on.
This information is then available on pins 3 and 4 for the SID unit, which uses it for the
trip computer.
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