YOUR RESEARCHFuel Gauge
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My gauge seems to be working properly, but it drops like a rock after I fill it up. After about 30 miles it is already at 3/4 of a tank. I hangs out aound 1/2 for a long time and then slowly nmakes it way down till the light comes on. Is this par for the course?
[quote]Originally posted by VinMar911: <strong>... After about 30 miles it is already at 3/4 of a tank. ...</strong><hr></blockquote> 3/4 of a tank ?! ... I go for 30 miles and I'm just about 1/2 or less! It seems to be worse on the small tracks like NHIS, but not so bad on ... oh wait, you're talking about highway driving right? ... sorry Seriously, mine seems to be pretty linear.
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