VXR8 Fuel Sender Unit

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VXR8 Fuel Sender Unit

Post by avington »

Im having problems with my fuel gauge readings on my VXR8 (08). The Fuel levels are intermittent, sometimes I need to switch the ignition off/on several times to get a reading.

Other times I can be driving along and the low fuel warning comes on, despite me just filled the tank. I have been told the main suspect will be the fuel sender unit.

Locating spares for my VXR8 can be a nightmare, I've even had to source from Australia. I am hoping someone will have the info for me to source the item within UK ... thanks in anticipation


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Post by kiwicar »

Hi
Isn't this still a current Vauxhall production car, it is certainly less than 7 years out of production! a manufacturer is required to provide spares and support for any car sold in the UK for 7 years after the model is last sold, go to your Vauxhall dealer and point this out to them, they have to supply spares. Also isn't still under warrenty???
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Post by Eliot »

Try asking on the holden section of pistonheads.
There was a member called "raving" that breaks monaro's - but probably not vxr8's - and he's also been banned which doesn't help.
But monkfish performance may be able to assist.
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Post by JJMclure »

monaro is sold as pontiac gto in the states, I know yours is a different model but might share parts, might be some parts for it on summit or jegs?
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