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Rob 88
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 Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 10:05 am Post subject: Lights on 300 |
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I`ve noticed on my new 300 i have a small pilot light that is always on on in the headlamp casing. This is even with the light switch set to off. Is there a way i can cancel this! 
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CheekyThomas
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| As the headlight switch doesnt have an off position... the answer to this is a no.. all new machines should have lights on all the time under european regulations.. they are classed as DRL's. (Daytime Running Lights) |
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Rob 88
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Thanks Cheeky! Just thought i`d ask a daft moment question. I had another one about the fuel, as went to fill up recently and couldn`t tell if the tank was full. Carried on filling until i noticed it spilling all over the forecourt under the scoot. Think this one was answered somewhere else on the forum. 
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jimvespa
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hi Rob ! that tank overspill is really annoying isnt it, from the fuel light
coming on ! on my gts 300 £4.00 is a safe amount to put in  and that allows me to judge the fuel consumption as well.
Merry xmas 
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jimvespa
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hi Rob ! that tank overspill is really annoying isnt it, from the fuel light
coming on ! on my gts 300 £4.00 is a safe amount to put in and that allows me to judge the fuel consumption as well.
Merry xmas
Laters Jim
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Browney
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Deja vu from Jim lol 
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gt
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| jimvespa wrote: | hi Rob ! that tank overspill is really annoying isnt it, from the fuel light
coming on ! on my gts 300 £4.00 is a safe amount to put in and that allows me to judge the fuel consumption as well.
Merry xmas
Laters Jim |
overfilled tonight for the first time......at £3.95! that'll teach me for watching the pump....and forgetting that the price of fuel has come down. We clearly need more expensive fuel to get the £4 rule to work! |
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Maver
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think the way to go is....
click = stop 
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smirnoff
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| Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2008 6:45 am Post subject: |
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| Maver wrote: | think the way to go is....
click = stop |
Yea......unless you get one where the click don't work, like i did last year at Cleethorpes. 
Anther tip is lift out the helmet box when filling to stop any overspill getting your waterproofs soaked in petrol.
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buddyphil
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especially if you carry a complete wardrobe
under your seat  |
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