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It varies....all the time. You shouldn't rely on that stupid little thing. It's virtually useless.
What you should do is set your trip meter every time you get gas. I do it this way, I have a 3.3 gal tank, and usually get around 50mpg or so. I know that I could go about 150 miles on a tank without worry. So when I fill up, I set the trip meter to zero and when I get to around 120-150 miles on it I fill up. Works every time. You can also check your gas mileage this way as well.
What you should do is set your trip meter every time you get gas. I do it this way, I have a 3.3 gal tank, and usually get around 50mpg or so. I know that I could go about 150 miles on a tank without worry. So when I fill up, I set the trip meter to zero and when I get to around 120-150 miles on it I fill up. Works every time. You can also check your gas mileage this way as well.
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It varies....all the time. You shouldn't rely on that stupid little thing. It's virtually useless.
What you should do is set your trip meter every time you get gas. I do it this way, I have a 3.3 gal tank, and usually get around 50mpg or so. I know that I could go about 150 miles on a tank without worry. So when I fill up, I set the trip meter to zero and when I get to around 120-150 miles on it I fill up. Works every time. You can also check your gas mileage this way as well.
What you should do is set your trip meter every time you get gas. I do it this way, I have a 3.3 gal tank, and usually get around 50mpg or so. I know that I could go about 150 miles on a tank without worry. So when I fill up, I set the trip meter to zero and when I get to around 120-150 miles on it I fill up. Works every time. You can also check your gas mileage this way as well.
I do this as well, I usually fill up between 100-120 miles.
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Zero your trip odometer and ride a few tanks for 75-100 miles. Divide the miles ridden by the amount of fuel put in, there is your average MPG. Now multiply that times 3.3, there is your estimated range until you are completely bone dry. I don't know why someone would ever try to run that low though. I really don't have sympathy for people that run out of gas. I'm looking for a gas station when I hit 100 miles or the light comes on, whichever comes first.
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