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Anyone else had this problem? I've noticed a difference of close to a 1/4 of a tank in my Golf. It obviously doesn't happen every day, but it's happened enough for me to be skeptical..
i have the exact same problem. from what i heard it's a pretty common problem for my car. so the fuel sending unit is one of the next things to get done.
i fixed my problem that was occuring with this. what it is, is in the tank there is the stock fuel pump (MK3) and attached to think is this little bicycle pedal like device which is used to the measurement. As the float goes up and down it moves a bar attached to a lever along a thin strip of metal which reads how full the tank is. What happens is corrosion builds up between the little bicycle device and its contact point on the metal strip where the measurement is taken. Pulling the fuel pump and using a piece of emory cloth to clean off the contacts is the easiest fix. I have a pic of a stock mk3 fuel pump if people need greater explanation, the bicycle pedal description is confusing but will make immediate sense when you see the thing in front of you.
this sorts out most of the issues w.r.t. mk3's, other mk's i am not 100% if this is the same
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