Does a 2005 883 have a low fuel light?
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Does a 2005 883 have a low fuel light?
Hello,
Today I drained and ran the gas out of my 2005 sportster 883. I noticed that a low fuel light never came on. Is there one on this bike? I have since refilled it with gas.
Even when I run the diagnostic and all the dash lights come on, there is nothing lit for fuel.
Do I have a bulb out, or is there just no light at all?
Today I drained and ran the gas out of my 2005 sportster 883. I noticed that a low fuel light never came on. Is there one on this bike? I have since refilled it with gas.
Even when I run the diagnostic and all the dash lights come on, there is nothing lit for fuel.
Do I have a bulb out, or is there just no light at all?
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The old system is better IMHO, just make sure if you do go into reserve to switch the petcock back to normal after you fill up, I forgot once on my old bike and reached down to switch to reserve when she started bucking only to discover I was already running on reserve and was completly out of gas.
I only had to learn that lesson once, that bike was only 500 Lbs but what a bi*ch to push 8 blocks by myself!
I only had to learn that lesson once, that bike was only 500 Lbs but what a bi*ch to push 8 blocks by myself!
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Depends on what size tank you have but figure 30 miles tops.
Next time you fill up reset your trip odometer then ride till you have to go into reserve and see what your at for mileage, once you know that just reset the trip odometer at each fill up and you'll have an idea when your getting close, it's always best not to rely on the reserve just use it in emergencies.
Next time you fill up reset your trip odometer then ride till you have to go into reserve and see what your at for mileage, once you know that just reset the trip odometer at each fill up and you'll have an idea when your getting close, it's always best not to rely on the reserve just use it in emergencies.