Low fuel indicator...Can't see miles remaining!

[glenridgerich]

(09-27-2016 02:20 AM)curlyjoe Wrote:  You could try disconnecting/reconnecting the battery. I disconnected the battery on my ST to reroute the battery tender and my trip A/B and average MPG "reset".

I'll try it!...So I should simply disconnect the battery and immediately reconnect it?

[glenridgerich]

(09-27-2016 04:23 AM)glenridgerich Wrote:  

(09-27-2016 02:20 AM)curlyjoe Wrote:  You could try disconnecting/reconnecting the battery. I disconnected the battery on my ST to reroute the battery tender and my trip A/B and average MPG "reset".

I'll try it...So I should simply disconnect the battery and immediately reconnect it?

[Lord Popgun]

Wouldn't hurt to just let it sit for a minute or 5 to let any capacitors discharge. Then reconnect it.

[glenridgerich]

(09-27-2016 02:20 AM)curlyjoe Wrote:  You could try disconnecting/reconnecting the battery. I disconnected the battery on my ST to reroute the battery tender and my trip A/B and average MPG "reset".

Update: Thanks CurlyJoe and others...I disconnected and reconnected the battery and its working again. I can't be certain that was what fixed it or perhaps it fixed itself as some have suggested. Regardless, I'm happy its working again.

[BayAreaRick]

Much like your home and laptop computers...if something's not 'right', often it's necessary to just power-down and restart - clears the 'cobwebs' (caches & temporary files) out and starts from scratch.