Daft question but I have only owned my MY97 UK for 8 weeks.

Does the thing have a petrol warning light?

 

a durhamite ? not sure bout a my97. my my99 does, 9 litres left i think when it comes on.

 

as far as I know all pre 97 Import cars dont have a low fuel not too dure about UK cars.

 

UK MY97 does not have a fuel warning light.

 

Can't say I've seen one on the dash on my UK MY98 Classic either...

 

I have MY97 UK car - No fuel warning light.

Mick

 

Would have expected a car from 97 to have this feature. I think is so your not reminded of the appauling fuel consumption.

 

my01 uk300. thought it would have one but dont seem to work, also the warning light for not wearing seat belt doesnt seem to illuminate. anyone got any ideas? or anyone else with uk300 enlighten me on these issues.

 

MY98 UK Turbo, my petrol light came on when drivin home tonight

 

scoobyonthewalk where abouts on the dashboard is it?... I might have a look for it tonight with a torch...

I've never let my petrol needle get below the top of the E.

I've got an MY98 UK Turbo and I definately can't see a low fuel light

 

I got a low Fule warning light on my 98 STI Type R its great it gets brighter when the fuel gets lower.

 

Ive got a (my98)turbo and its got a warning light it only comes on when ur low, really low!!

 

an it gets brighter the lower u get

 

where abouts on the dash is it?

 

(MY98 UK) It's just by the fuel gauge. Can't remember if it's below or to the side of it, but certainly on the instrument panel very near to the fuel gauge.

 

Hi:

The Fuel warning light is only from the MY98 Impreza onwards, before the MY98 models, you must trust in god...

Regards from Chile

 

Hey Freddy.

You got an Impreza in Chile is it a Jap import or US Spec car. Whats the prices like for modified bits over there

 

Hi Subtyper:

That's a good question. I'd like we have the JDM Impreza version, but there is "only" the European Spec Impreza... but it's quite possible you could get JDM engines from Japan by importing them throught a city in the north of my country where you don't pay taxes. You have to do some legal tricks, but you can do it.

I guess the prices of tuning here are more than overseas because you need to import everything, by example if you make the import directly you usually will pay a 30% more than the price in USA or another place, that price includes taxes and shipping.
There are some people importing some stuff but they know the prices and always are higher than the rest of the world.

But there are some things you can make here, like exhausts, headers. Maybe they're not so pretty than a HKS or Invidia, but they perform well and you can get'em at very good price, by example I bought a header similar to a HKS at 170 US dolars Made in Chile.

By the way, Why are you asking? are you planning to come to Chile?

Regards

 

Would love to come to Chile mate. Was just wondering if there are new routes to get cheaper parts and stuff to the U.K. Anycase I will be visiting Japan and Chile and America in the next few years havent decided which one first.