fuel gauge stuck on full or empty · fuel gauge wrong reading
The fuel gauge stays stuck at one level (often full or empty) regardless of actual fuel level, or fluctuates unpredictably.
Track your actual fuel level by trip odometer and known tank size for a few fill-ups as a temporary workaround while this is diagnosed.
Safe to drive, but be cautious about running out of fuel unexpectedly - do not rely on the gauge until it is fixed.
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Descriptions are for guidance only and do not replace a workshop inspection. If you are ever unsure whether it is safe to keep driving, pull over in a safe spot.
Speedometer not working or reading incorrectly
WarningThe speedometer reads zero regardless of actual speed, jumps erratically, or shows an obviously incorrect speed.
Many dashboard warning lights come on together
SeriousSeveral unrelated dashboard warning lights (for example ABS, battery, power steering and traction control together) all illuminate at the same time.
Clock or radio settings keep resetting
InfoThe clock, radio presets or other saved settings repeatedly reset to default, as if the car had lost power completely.
Grinding noise when braking
SeriousA harsh, metallic grinding or scraping sound that happens specifically when you press the brake pedal, often worse at low speed.
