low fuel light signal
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The Drivers Handbook states approximately 10 litres.
It also states the 'range' indication is the distance the vehicle should travel calculated assuming average speed and fuel consumption stay constant.
Neither of these are absolute statements. There are so many variables concerned that Jaguar have deliberately given a big margin of error on these numbers.
I've only once had occasion to study the 'range' reading whilst desperately looking for a service station and can tell you the vehicle was still running twelve miles after it indicated fresh air in the tank!
Graham
It also states the 'range' indication is the distance the vehicle should travel calculated assuming average speed and fuel consumption stay constant.
Neither of these are absolute statements. There are so many variables concerned that Jaguar have deliberately given a big margin of error on these numbers.
I've only once had occasion to study the 'range' reading whilst desperately looking for a service station and can tell you the vehicle was still running twelve miles after it indicated fresh air in the tank!
Graham
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The Drivers Handbook states approximately 10 litres.
It also states the 'range' indication is the distance the vehicle should travel calculated assuming average speed and fuel consumption stay constant.
Neither of these are absolute statements. There are so many variables concerned that Jaguar have deliberately given a big margin of error on these numbers.
I've only once had occasion to study the 'range' reading whilst desperately looking for a service station and can tell you the vehicle was still running twelve miles after it indicated fresh air in the tank!
Graham
It also states the 'range' indication is the distance the vehicle should travel calculated assuming average speed and fuel consumption stay constant.
Neither of these are absolute statements. There are so many variables concerned that Jaguar have deliberately given a big margin of error on these numbers.
I've only once had occasion to study the 'range' reading whilst desperately looking for a service station and can tell you the vehicle was still running twelve miles after it indicated fresh air in the tank!
Graham
Cheers!
Jon
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sklimii (11-23-2012)
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The Supra had a Denso pump that lasted over 20 years and was still going strong when sold.
Running on the yellow was routine and never a real concern. It was good for at least 75km from first flash. Tended to freak out the passengers though
The Jaguar doesn't get the same level of trust when it comes to the fuel pump ... or many other components
Running on the yellow was routine and never a real concern. It was good for at least 75km from first flash. Tended to freak out the passengers though
The Jaguar doesn't get the same level of trust when it comes to the fuel pump ... or many other components
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