2007 Sportster fuel light question
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2007 Sportster fuel light question
I just came back from a 127 miles run on my 2007 Sportster 883 Low. I started with a full fuel tank, but the low fuel light has not come on after that many miles. Faulty sensor/light, or could I have enough fuel left for the light not to come on? I was riding from 55 mph up to 70 mph, no stop and go traffic.
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JLeclainche (08-05-2018)
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Have you switched to reserve yet?
Campers use a special metal thermos to carry coleman gas.
If you can find one of these, you could carry enough gas to get you home or to a gas station,
This will allow you to run your tank dry, if need be.
I easily ride 165 miles without the low fuel light turning on (I have the 4.5).
It is really nice to have a low fuel light.
I never carry extra fuel, but if we ever have a fuel shortage, it would be a comfort to know we could ride an extra 20 miles to find an open station.
I would definitely carry one if I had a jet ski.
Campers use a special metal thermos to carry coleman gas.
If you can find one of these, you could carry enough gas to get you home or to a gas station,
This will allow you to run your tank dry, if need be.
I easily ride 165 miles without the low fuel light turning on (I have the 4.5).
It is really nice to have a low fuel light.
I never carry extra fuel, but if we ever have a fuel shortage, it would be a comfort to know we could ride an extra 20 miles to find an open station.
I would definitely carry one if I had a jet ski.
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I have had no chance to ride my 883 Sportster past the 127 miles yet. I have two MSR fuel bottles in a tank bag, that gives me close to half a gallon, enough to get to a near gas station if the need arises. My 2007 Sportster is fuel injected, so no reserve, but a low fuel light which may (or not) come on soon.