BRC Just Gas Installation: All LEDs Blink Simultaneously on Gas Level Indicator - Possible Causes

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#31 12276949 06 May 2013 09:10

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12276949 06 May 2013 09:10

If this is a failure of this indicator then yes. I replaced it with a new one and it shows well, At least I know how much gas I have left. it is worth looking for a scratch, because there are a lot of such installations, because a new one costs about PLN 90.
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#32 15287561 01 Jan 2016 10:28

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15287561 01 Jan 2016 10:28

Hello,

I have a similar problem. Well, while driving, all the lights start blinking, i.e. the red petrol LED and four green gas lights.

Can I ride like this for an indefinite period of time?
In a few weeks I will be at the gas supplier's inspection.

I would like to add that it does not flash all the time, but only once per 100 km on average and it lasts from 5 seconds
#33 15865468 12 Aug 2016 22:01

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15865468 12 Aug 2016 22:01

I had the same. It turned out that at the gas solenoid valve on the evaporator, there was a broken cable (black) from the connector, which had a total of 3 black cables. In addition, at this point I have 1 unconnected connector - a plug, I do not know what it was supposed to be for.
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The discussion revolves around a BRC gas installation issue where all LEDs on the gas level indicator blink simultaneously upon ignition. Users suggest potential causes including circuit breaks, overfilling, or a damaged indication sensor. The sensor is typically located on the multivalve, and users are advised to check its resistance (0-90 ohms) using an ohmmeter. Several participants mention inspecting wiring for damage, particularly after physical impacts to the vehicle. Some users report intermittent issues with the LEDs, indicating possible problems with the pressure gauge or electrical connections. Recommendations include checking the weight of the gas cylinder and ensuring proper connections to the solenoid valve. The conversation highlights the importance of diagnosing electrical components and suggests consulting a professional for further troubleshooting.
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