Gas Meter
12-15-2010, 03:36 PM
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^ ^ ^ I NEVER try to let it run that low but sometimes three bars before te highway and boom it's empty. And yea sure it's easy to reset the gas mileage but this is an s2000 not just another Daily driver like my '93 Killa Camry 
, lol so pleaseeeee I don't Wana hear that crap and be called lazy for it.(no offense) but I agree that gas mileage is good way to see how the engine is performing.
, lol so pleaseeeee I don't Wana hear that crap and be called lazy for it.(no offense) but I agree that gas mileage is good way to see how the engine is performing.
12-16-2010, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by flyingtoaster,Dec 15 2010, 06:12 PM
Going to zero bars can overheat your fuel pump....
It's easy to drive closer to an empty tank, especially if you do a lot of highway driving. The gas gauge stays quite steady on the highway and I always look to see how much gas I put in the tank. If I fill up right when the last bar disappears, I can put around 11 gallons of gas in the tank. That means that I have a couple of gallons left.
I think you have to drop the tank to replace it.
12-16-2010, 10:15 PM
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As others have said and I can confirm... 0 bars means you have roughly 2 gallons of fuel left. The gas meter isn't accurate for a reason... so retards don't drive to 0 bars and run out of fuel 5 minutes later. The 2 gallons at 0 bars is a reserve supply... Honda mentions this in the owner's manual.
12-16-2010, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rob-2,Dec 14 2010, 11:40 AM
I've never need that type of accuracy in my gas.
You could get a scan gauge which would tell you the number of gallons in the tank. $150 on amazon.
My personal preference is never to let the tank go below half. I do this in case of an emergency. With this simple method I never worry about the accuracy.
You could get a scan gauge which would tell you the number of gallons in the tank. $150 on amazon.
My personal preference is never to let the tank go below half. I do this in case of an emergency. With this simple method I never worry about the accuracy.
12-16-2010, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by slalom44,Dec 16 2010, 06:27 PM
I've heard that argument many times, but I think it's taken too far. I never start looking for gas until my light comes on, and I have gone 30+ miles past no bars dozens of times. At 170,000 miles, I have never had a problem with my fuel pump. If you have evidence of your claim I'd like to read about it.
It's easy to drive closer to an empty tank, especially if you do a lot of highway driving. The gas gauge stays quite steady on the highway and I always look to see how much gas I put in the tank. If I fill up right when the last bar disappears, I can put around 11 gallons of gas in the tank. That means that I have a couple of gallons left.
Really?
It's easy to drive closer to an empty tank, especially if you do a lot of highway driving. The gas gauge stays quite steady on the highway and I always look to see how much gas I put in the tank. If I fill up right when the last bar disappears, I can put around 11 gallons of gas in the tank. That means that I have a couple of gallons left.
Really?
-IMO, I think s2ki should concider adding the "like" function like facebrook
12-16-2010, 11:58 PM
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it'S2klean, I see your problem. I've always searching a way for the accurancy too. my first 2 bars goes for lots of miles and the last 4 bars goes like a click. I have 12k on these 4 years and this happens at the first day. seems like I'm not the only one experiencing the problem here. maybe we should leave "comment" on Honda's facebook.
Interest on what it'S2klean look for too.
Interest on what it'S2klean look for too.
12-17-2010, 05:45 AM
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Originally Posted by F22C,K23A+Dec 17 2010, 12:58 AM
it'S2klean, I see your problem. I've always searching a way for the accurancy too. my first 2 bars goes for lots of miles and the last 4 bars goes like a click. I have 12k on these 4 years and this happens at the first day. seems like I'm not the only one experiencing the problem here. maybe we should leave "comment" on Honda's facebook.
Interest on what it'S2klean look for too.
Interest on what it'S2klean look for too.