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yeah 5 gallons left once light goes on so 50 miles of city driving at 10mpg or up to 75 miles left if highway and getting good mileage at 15mpg.
15 mpg?!
No way with a 25mph headwind that will always be blowing at you you no matter which way you are going.Stock truck, 5spd, cruising a Kansas interstate at 70mph could see 15 mpg.
I measured 16-17 with 4sp truck driving long distances. I get stable 13 with mixed city driving (not stop/go, just regular suburbs)
Well ya know... tail wind, no modifications, no traffic... all that jazz and it COULD be possible!!!15 mpg?!
What is everyone's cruising range when the light comes on? I know the computer is probably a bit conservative, but mine always seems to be around 20 miles until empty. Seems tight.
15 mpg?!
It is interesting this does pose a concern for more people, but the fuel tank does not hold a consistent volume from full to empty. I don't think the fuel gauge has variable resistance, so it would make sense the "top 1/2" is used faster than the "bottom 1/2".my gauge will be on Full or slightly above after fill up and within 20 miles drop to a quarter. The next quarter will go fast too but the second half of the tank holds out for a long time. It takes all the fuel it should and ultimately I get decent miles out of a tank but it bugs the crap out me. I haven’t seen anyone else mention this issue here or I’m using the wrong search terms
It is interesting this does pose a concern for more people, but the fuel tank does hold a consistent volume from full to empty. I don't think the fuel gauge has variable resistance, so it would make sense the "top 1/2" is used faster than the "bottom 1/2".
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