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Fuel gauge very slow to come up after filling - anything to worry about?
There's 2 possibilities here. The first is that you have an electro-mechanical fuel quantity meter, and that it may be sticking a bit due to a lack of movement. The good news is it did eventually react, and hopefully it will go back to normal. As long as it shows the fuel level accurately it doesn't matter if it moves a bit slow, the major concern is that sticking may eventually lead to failure. I would do nothing at the moment, just keep an eye on it and reset your trip odometer every time you fill up as a backup to the fuel gauge. The other possibility is that you had a weak battery, and that was causing the gauge to show low. As you drove the alternator charged the battery and the gauge went back to normal. This is a real possibility as you are not driving often. If the battery is old it may need replacement, if you are driving once in a blue moon a trickle charger would be a good idea to keep it charged when it is not in use.
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