Low Fuel Light/Max Fill
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Anybody know approx how much fuel is left when the low fuel light comes on?
Conversely, when my warning light comes on, I can fill with around 50 litres and most I have got in at one time is around 55 litres.
Graham MY99 WRX (A Proper One)
Conversely, when my warning light comes on, I can fill with around 50 litres and most I have got in at one time is around 55 litres.
Graham MY99 WRX (A Proper One)
Graham,
I would say that when your warning light comes on you've still got 10 litres left in the tank.
The SIDC FAQ has got some info about the fuel gauge/tank sizes for various MYs/Types.
Andrew...
I would say that when your warning light comes on you've still got 10 litres left in the tank.
The SIDC FAQ has got some info about the fuel gauge/tank sizes for various MYs/Types.
Andrew...
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Yes, but....
Once the light has come on, at what point can I expect to run out? Do I still have 10 usable litres subject to cornering G forces?
My previous car, an SD1 Vitesse had a tank supposedly of 65 litres but max fill was never more than around 56 even having run out!
My light came on last night and I want to know if I stand a reasonable chance of getting some more Optimax before spluttering to an embarrassing stop or whether I need a slight top up of NUL.
Graham MY99 WRX (A Proper One)
Once the light has come on, at what point can I expect to run out? Do I still have 10 usable litres subject to cornering G forces?
My previous car, an SD1 Vitesse had a tank supposedly of 65 litres but max fill was never more than around 56 even having run out!
My light came on last night and I want to know if I stand a reasonable chance of getting some more Optimax before spluttering to an embarrassing stop or whether I need a slight top up of NUL.
Graham MY99 WRX (A Proper One)
Just to add some more in this thread...
IMHO isn't right to leave your Subaru with only 5-10 liters of fuel as you risk to running lean due to low fuel! I heard that some cars - for this reason - have 2 fuel tanks, the main and one auxiliary near the engine!
JIM
IMHO isn't right to leave your Subaru with only 5-10 liters of fuel as you risk to running lean due to low fuel! I heard that some cars - for this reason - have 2 fuel tanks, the main and one auxiliary near the engine!
JIM
I ran mine for about 30 miles today with the warning light on continuously. I then filled up and it took 53 litres. I would expect that there is at least 10 litres (and probably more) left when warning comes on.
I have a MY98 (UK).
D.
I have a MY98 (UK).
D.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by JIM THEO:
<B>IMHO isn't right to leave your Subaru with only 5-10 liters of fuel... [/quote]
I tend to agree, but it was circumstances that led to the situation.
For info, I put in 56.6 litres and it had the occasional stutter on hardish acceleration or cornering. Can anyone advise on more than that, not having run out?
Graham MY99 WRX (A Proper One)
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