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Fuel Level Chart

Post by vanhack »

Hi folks,
since I have the guzzling 4.8 petrol, keeping an eye on the fuel gauge is crucial, unfortunately you can't hookup a scangauge to the patrol, o give you a good idea on the level of fuel left, with kms allowed to travel at current consumption, etc etc .

So I came up with the following, this is based on a 40l sub-tank and a 95l main tank. The remaining litres are estimated by re-fueling when the needle of fuel level reached the marker on the fuel gauge, so consider 5 litre error.
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Post by scunick »

Now that is helpful info... thx... i just ran mine down from JHB to CT and was very curious as to what the real position was.
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Post by Chris Skinner »

That correlates very closely with my Troll!
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Post by marakasmalan »

For increased accuracy and peace of mind, simply use the odometer. You know very well what type of driving has been done and what the range on the tank should be.

My fuel gauge is temperamental. I think it actually measures the humidity in the air or something. But the odometer never failed me.
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