Low Fuel Light
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: St Louis
Drive until the light comes on.
Fill tank.
Write down the amount of gas put into the truck.
Open your Owner's Manual and look up the fuel tank capacity.
Do the math. (Capacity - Fillup = Reserve)
You will have several gallons, anywhere from 2-5 depending on how your specific truck's tank was assembled.
Steve
Fill tank.
Write down the amount of gas put into the truck.
Open your Owner's Manual and look up the fuel tank capacity.
Do the math. (Capacity - Fillup = Reserve)
You will have several gallons, anywhere from 2-5 depending on how your specific truck's tank was assembled.
Steve
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Baltimore, MD
I had my low fuel light come on last week and I was about 15-20miles away from the normal cheaper gas station I use all the time. I dropped $5.50 in the tank at $1.96 with that whole round up thing. then drove the 15-20 miles to the other station. it took about $45 dollars at $1.80 to fill I had just read that I had a 30 gallon tank and I was looking for it to go closer to 30 but it stopped at about 25 gallons.
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Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Sammamish, WA
The Low Fuel warning on my '04 EB comes on at "50 Miles to empty" so, depending on the gas mileage I'm getting at the time, there could be anywhere from 3-5 gallons left in the tank.
Last edited by genieme; Mar 5, 2005 at 08:14 AM.
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From: Cornelius, Oregon
Originally Posted by projectSHO89
Drive until the light comes on.
Fill tank.
Write down the amount of gas put into the truck.
Open your Owner's Manual and look up the fuel tank capacity.
Do the math. (Capacity - Fillup = Reserve)
You will have several gallons, anywhere from 2-5 depending on how your specific truck's tank was assembled.
Steve
Fill tank.
Write down the amount of gas put into the truck.
Open your Owner's Manual and look up the fuel tank capacity.
Do the math. (Capacity - Fillup = Reserve)
You will have several gallons, anywhere from 2-5 depending on how your specific truck's tank was assembled.
Steve
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