Peugeot 206 2006 1.4 HDI fuel gauge / bsi issue. Diagnosed with the help of my Foxwell GT80+

Last summer i had an issue with my fuel gauge. I couldnt find what the exact fault was at the time so i didnt publish this video. It was only by chance i was doing some other work on the car and found some dirty connections on the bsi wiring plug..This seemed to cause a signal fault to the gauge.I didnt have any wiring diagrams for the fuel gauge so im guessing it goes though this plug.After cleaning these pins up the fuel gauge has gone back to reading the correct amount.
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[@CarloLangston]

Very helpfull thank you

[@lenslens7379]

Very instructive video
So the problem was solved when you cleaned the grey connector??

[@IgorDavid]

hi man, have you managed to fix it?

[@BusisiweSahadat-p6t]

Hi sir please i need help with my Peugeot petrol is empty but it says full

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

@@BusisiweSahadat-p6t hi, does the needle drop to zero when you turn the ignition off or does it stay at full all the time......
If it stays at full all the time I would say it's a stuck gauge. If it drops to zero when turned off you possibly have a stuck sender unit in the tank.

[@BusisiweSahadat-p6t]

@@shaunsautorepairs5410 if the ignition is off it goes down to zero but if I turn on it goes to full

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

@@BusisiweSahadat-p6t under the small rear right hand seat swab is a plastic cover in the floor that if removed should give you access to the fuel pump. If you remove the wiring plug from the pump and retry with the ignition on. If the gauge stays at the bottom then we could say the pump sender unit is faulty. If the gauge still goes to full with it unplugged then you either have a faulty gauge or other wiring fault

[@BusisiweSahadat-p6t]

@@shaunsautorepairs5410 I can't see the cover

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

@@BusisiweSahadat-p6t maybe it's on the other side... mines a diesel so may be diffrent.. I'd you haven't got a cover in the floor then you may have to someone to drop the tank to check....
If it has been stuck since you last filled the tank right up you could try tapping the underside of the tank with a plastic mallet or piece of wood to see if you free it and make it full.... Thats realy all I can suggest apart from getting it into your local garage for a diagnosis.

[@ZoranZ772]

I have the exact same problem with my citroen berlingo (ruclips.net/video/tLjVkRrIfcU/видео.html) will try cleaning the connector and hope that helps

[@shaunsautorepairs5410]

Good luck.. thanks for watching andcthe comment