Originally Posted by kalel2127

I guess I'm the only one here that likes to live life on the edge...LOL. On a regular basis, I drive 30 miles past the notification of range 0. When I fuel up the most it's taken is 14.5 gallons meaning there's plenty left in there.

Originally Posted by kalel2127

I guess I'm the only one here that likes to live life on the edge...LOL. On a regular basis, I drive 30 miles past the notification of range 0. When I fuel up the most it's taken is 14.5 gallons meaning there's plenty left in there.

Originally Posted by Jezza819

I guess we need to call you Kramer then. Seinfeld fans will get the reference. I've try to never let any car get down to where the low fuel light comes on.

Originally Posted by BobES2019

I am old enough to remember "back in the day". I suppose that dirt can still be pumped in from the gas station pump. If so, is the fuel filter system able to filter this out?

I guess I am a little paranoid about these things. Whenever I have the oil changed, I check to see if the oil plug is leaking. And then I check it again once I get home. A good friend took his one year old Ram truck to the dealer for an oil change, and he did have a a very slow leak which lead to a seized engine. He had a big fight with the dealer and lost. He never mentioned anything about a low oil light coming on, so honestly I have some doubts about the whole story.

Has anybody have other things that they keep an eye on. I don't think there is anything wrong with a little vigilance.