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How much does a full tank of gas weigh?

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It will need to be anyway, they're in one of the 193 out of 194 countries that use metric.
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It will need to be anyway, they're in one of the 193 out of 194 countries that use metric.
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POST 1Original post

Is there a formula to calculate this? density of fuel times capacity of the tank. I know the capacity of the tank (72 liters) but what's the density of the fuel?

POST 2Original post

I thought it was 60 Liters I believe fuel density is approx 0.7kg/l

POST 3Original post

Well, here in the non-Metric world ( ), gasoline weighs approximately 6.3 lbs/gallon. According to the 06 Cayman S specs, it holds 16.9 gallons (64 liters) of fuel - so full tank = 106.5 lbs

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The math should have been left as an exercise for the OP.

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It will need to be anyway, they're in one of the 193 out of 194 countries that use metric.

POST 6Original post

Math for both the US and the rest of the world Unleaded gasoline is 6.216 per US gallon, There is 3.79L in a US gallon, This equates to 1.610 lbs per litre or .7439 Kg per Litre.:banana:

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