POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Not that I want to push, but how many miles left? 99 996.
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POST 2Original post
i believe you have 2 gal left when the light first comes on but others will correct me if i'm incorrect
POST 3Original post
^^ I think that is right. So for my city mileage I would figure about 28-30 miles to empty and dead. Highway mileage I would figure about 40 miles to empty and dead. And remember, the fuel in the tank cools the fuel pump. Running it low might cause your fuel pump to burn up, or at least shorten its life. I usually don't let mine (fuel level) go below 1/4 left.
POST 4Original post
Never a good idea to let it get that low in any car.
POST 5Original post
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POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I wasn�t sure if that first line in the red is considered empty or if it�s the section below it?
POST 7Original post
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I'm glad someone posted this!
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Lol on the Seinfeld clip. I was in a pinch. I hardly ever let it go below 1/4.
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