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I wish it stayed still for 100 miles, at least accurately. It drops rather rapidly, somewhat related to the movement of the pedal on the right. The miles to empty display was fairly accurate, ie within a few miles on a 60 mile highway trip. I've had it showing 0 miles to empty a few times.
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You may want to crawl underneath and look at the bottom of both gas tanks. They're not far from the jacking pads where the car is supported while on a two post lift.
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Bear in mind the reserve, which is still there when 0 first shows. But even more bear in mind that the pumps are fuel-cooled and not cheap to replace if cooked!
Look up ETM (see below) and in there you can see the 2 senders. Fill to full, use ETM, they should read similar (and I think it's near 255). Rock car and watch them to get an idea whether they're seeing sloshing. If one's a bit low I suppose if it doesn't move much then probably a bad sensor but if it moves around quite a bit then it's just not full.
TBH I just fill as needed. It's an R so fuel vanishes...
Look up ETM (see below) and in there you can see the 2 senders. Fill to full, use ETM, they should read similar (and I think it's near 255). Rock car and watch them to get an idea whether they're seeing sloshing. If one's a bit low I suppose if it doesn't move much then probably a bad sensor but if it moves around quite a bit then it's just not full.
TBH I just fill as needed. It's an R so fuel vanishes...
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