hallo
ben in bezit van een gl1200 aspencade uit 1984
nou viel me op bij ca 10 ltr benzine in de tank geeft mn meter bijna 3/4 vol aan .
is dit normaal bij de goldwings van die leeftijd ? of is er een handige truc, oplossing voor dit probleem
mvrg bas
afwijkende benzinemeter???
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- Berichten: 2
- Lid geworden op: 09 jan 2016, 20:38
- Type Goldwing: GL1200
afwijkende benzinemeter???
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- harmdeboer
- Berichten: 3305
- Lid geworden op: 13 mei 2009, 19:57
- Type Goldwing: GL1200
- Locatie: stevensbeek
Re: afwijkende benzinemeter???
Ja heel normaal...
Is wel aan te passen zoek maar eens bij de gl 1500 daar staat het volgens mij ergens..
Maar heel eerlijk is de moeite bijna niet zolang je maar je 2,5 liter reserve hebt zou ik er niet over vallen..
Is wel aan te passen zoek maar eens bij de gl 1500 daar staat het volgens mij ergens..
Maar heel eerlijk is de moeite bijna niet zolang je maar je 2,5 liter reserve hebt zou ik er niet over vallen..
Gl 1100 '81 i(V)
Gl 1100 '82 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 A(sl)
Gl 1200 '84 i (3 Sl + V)RAT
Gl 1200 '84 A 1sp. (3V)
Gl 1200 '85 A. (Sl + V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD (4. x sl. & V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD C
Gl 1200 '86 A (V)
Gl 1200 '87 A uitl.mod. (V. )
Gl 1500 '88 krat 1992(V)
Gl 1500 '95 SE ann Cal(V)
Gl 1100 '82 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 A(sl)
Gl 1200 '84 i (3 Sl + V)RAT
Gl 1200 '84 A 1sp. (3V)
Gl 1200 '85 A. (Sl + V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD (4. x sl. & V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD C
Gl 1200 '86 A (V)
Gl 1200 '87 A uitl.mod. (V. )
Gl 1500 '88 krat 1992(V)
Gl 1500 '95 SE ann Cal(V)
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- Berichten: 193
- Lid geworden op: 29 jun 2014, 10:35
- Type Goldwing: GL1500
- Locatie: Rotterdam
Re: afwijkende benzinemeter???
Misschien kan je hier iets mee ? :
Volt Regulator for Four Cylinder WingsGL1000/GL1100/GL1200 7 Volt Regulator
If you have a GL1000, GL1100 or GL1200 Standard Goldwing with mechanical (not electronic LCD) temperature and fuel gauges, you've had this problem. Or...you will. It's only a matter of time. You'll start noticing thkat your temperature and fuel gauges are reading off the scale - the temperature is in the red, and the fuel shows full. The only thing is, the bike isn't overheating, and you know you've only got a quarter tank left. Or...even worse: your bike is operating normally, and suddenly your temperature and fuel gauges just turn off, and look like the picture to the right. How much fuel have you got left? You'll have to guess!
What's causing it? A faulty, worn-out 7 volt voltage regulator. Behind the fuel and temperature gauges is a special voltage regulator that turns your motorcycle's normal 12 volts into the 7 volts on which these two gauges run. When it starts to fail, it typically starts doing so intermittently. Left in a failed state, it can cause damage - allowing a full 12 volts into your temperature and fuel gauges, destroying the delicate coils inside! That gets expensive, requiring the replacement of the entire center gauge cluster!
What's the solution? For almost five years, we've been manufacturing a modern, solid-state 7 volt regulator to fix this problem once and for all. Hundreds and hundreds of Goldwing owners all over the world now have operating fuel and temperature gauges thanks to our 7 volt regulator. If you've got this problem - or you know someone who does - check out our 7 Volt Regulator and get it fixed!
Volt Regulator for Four Cylinder WingsGL1000/GL1100/GL1200 7 Volt Regulator
If you have a GL1000, GL1100 or GL1200 Standard Goldwing with mechanical (not electronic LCD) temperature and fuel gauges, you've had this problem. Or...you will. It's only a matter of time. You'll start noticing thkat your temperature and fuel gauges are reading off the scale - the temperature is in the red, and the fuel shows full. The only thing is, the bike isn't overheating, and you know you've only got a quarter tank left. Or...even worse: your bike is operating normally, and suddenly your temperature and fuel gauges just turn off, and look like the picture to the right. How much fuel have you got left? You'll have to guess!
What's causing it? A faulty, worn-out 7 volt voltage regulator. Behind the fuel and temperature gauges is a special voltage regulator that turns your motorcycle's normal 12 volts into the 7 volts on which these two gauges run. When it starts to fail, it typically starts doing so intermittently. Left in a failed state, it can cause damage - allowing a full 12 volts into your temperature and fuel gauges, destroying the delicate coils inside! That gets expensive, requiring the replacement of the entire center gauge cluster!
What's the solution? For almost five years, we've been manufacturing a modern, solid-state 7 volt regulator to fix this problem once and for all. Hundreds and hundreds of Goldwing owners all over the world now have operating fuel and temperature gauges thanks to our 7 volt regulator. If you've got this problem - or you know someone who does - check out our 7 Volt Regulator and get it fixed!
- harmdeboer
- Berichten: 3305
- Lid geworden op: 13 mei 2009, 19:57
- Type Goldwing: GL1200
- Locatie: stevensbeek
Re: afwijkende benzinemeter???
tja op een 1200 nog niet mee gemaakt... heeft te maken met de potmeter in de vlotter groep... je kan deze bijstellen door de arm een beetje te buigen... maar goed.... zolang hij op reserve het gewoon nog goed doet... no problem bij een 1500 wijken de tellers ook af...
ach het heeft zijn charme....
ach het heeft zijn charme....
Gl 1100 '81 i(V)
Gl 1100 '82 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 A(sl)
Gl 1200 '84 i (3 Sl + V)RAT
Gl 1200 '84 A 1sp. (3V)
Gl 1200 '85 A. (Sl + V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD (4. x sl. & V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD C
Gl 1200 '86 A (V)
Gl 1200 '87 A uitl.mod. (V. )
Gl 1500 '88 krat 1992(V)
Gl 1500 '95 SE ann Cal(V)
Gl 1100 '82 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 i (V.)
Gl 1100 '83 A(sl)
Gl 1200 '84 i (3 Sl + V)RAT
Gl 1200 '84 A 1sp. (3V)
Gl 1200 '85 A. (Sl + V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD (4. x sl. & V)
Gl 1200 '85 LTD C
Gl 1200 '86 A (V)
Gl 1200 '87 A uitl.mod. (V. )
Gl 1500 '88 krat 1992(V)
Gl 1500 '95 SE ann Cal(V)