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The yellow pump turning to red? I really doubt that ever happens!
What, it never happens??? We told you that our display will turn red when you are very, very low on gas unless you do not have the MyColor option. No need to disbelieve, it is fact.
Settle down Stang07 ! I'm not calling anyone a liar. I'm just saying it'll not likely happen in my car. I usually fill up @ 1/4 to 1/3 tank, so, it probably won't happen.
Settle down Stang07 ! I'm not calling anyone a liar. I'm just saying it'll not likely happen in my car. I usually fill up @ 1/4 to 1/3 tank, so, it probably won't happen.
Oh, OK....actually it's only happened to me once. I just wanted to see it in person.
No. I filled up when it showed 36 miles to empty. It took 12.3 gallons to fill it up. That means I had 3.7 gallons left in my tank. I'm averaging 18.6 mpg. 3.7 x 18.6 = 68.82 miles to empty. That's roughly twice what the computer says.
The yellow pump turning to red? I really doubt that ever happens!
then you obvious didnt fill your tank! your tank is 16 gallons...your 12.3 gallons didnt fill up the tank i am certain
From: PA to KY ('07) to IL ('09) to MS ('10) to FL ('11)
I'm just curious why anyone would habitually wait until their "Miles to Empty", as inaccurate as it is, indicates that they have only 1-2 gallons worth of mileage in the tank before filling up or their fuel gauge needle sitting on "E". Why suck dirt or water from the tank? Why expose the fuel pump? Why run the risk of running out of fuel?
Putting 7.5 gallons in the tank twice a week is a lot less hassle from trouble and no more costly than putting 15 gallons in once a week.