Off topic, kind of...
I was sitting flat smack empty yesterday. I put in 14.9 gallons. The owners manual says 19 gallons.
Is there a way to tell by looking at the tank under the Jeep?
Exactly. The gas gauge is nowhere near being accurate enough to tell us when the tank is empty. Mine indicates it's empty when there's still 4-5 gallons left in the tank.Would it start and run? If so, then it was not empty.
Exactly. The gas gauge is nowhere near being accurate enough to tell us when the tank is empty. Mine indicates it's empty when there's still 4-5 gallons left in the tank.
Would it start and run? If so, then it was not empty.
Off topic, kind of...
I was sitting flat smack empty yesterday. I put in 14.9 gallons. The owners manual says 19 gallons.
Is there a way to tell by looking at the tank under the Jeep?
I did not say it was empty.
That's correct, you said it was flat smack empty and not being fluent in the vernacular used in Arkansas, I thought you meant it was empty. Now I know you meant something else. So, explain what they mean in Arkansas when they say "flat smack empty".
We didn't know the engine was still running, you didn't mention that part. Our info is only as accurate as yours. Had you said that the gauge indicated empty and the low fuel light had just turned on, we would have proffered a very educated guess that you would have about 5 gallons left in the tank because that is how they designed it to stop all the foolios from running out of fuel.
Exactly. The gas gauge is nowhere near being accurate enough to tell us when the tank is empty. Mine indicates it's empty when there's still 4-5 gallons left in the tank.