Ran Out of Gas
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Ran Out of Gas
Parked car at night... Wouldn't start in the morning.
Filled it with 0.9 gallons from canister, 17.3 gallons from pump, equals 18.2 gallons point of no return.
Filled it with 0.9 gallons from canister, 17.3 gallons from pump, equals 18.2 gallons point of no return.
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Originally Posted by Butta
Parked car at night... Wouldn't start in the morning.
Filled it with 0.9 gallons from canister, 17.3 gallons from pump, equals 18.2 gallons point of no return.
Filled it with 0.9 gallons from canister, 17.3 gallons from pump, equals 18.2 gallons point of no return.
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Originally Posted by rominl
don't do that again, it's very bad for your fuel pump and injectors. you don't even want to think about replacing that
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Originally Posted by bigzip
Kramer, as in Kosmo Kramer?
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Originally Posted by Ex996
hahaha yeah did you see the episode where they wanted to see you far they could be on "E" before it ran out? Kramer and Newman, I think.
.........sorry 'bout getting off subject.
http://www.tv.com/seinfeld/the-deale...7/summary.html
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I misjudged on a trip, and found myself showing 0 miles cruise range remaining. I drove about a mile after that to the nearest gas station, and the attendant poured in 16 gallons, which means that there was still just over 2 gallons (isn't the tank like 18.5?).
One might think that when it gets to 0, you still have 40-50 miles left, but that's something I wouldn't want to push, since some of the fuel may be unusable.
One thing that was a bit disturbing is that when it showed 10 miles remaining, it seemed like I went substantially less than 10 miles before it got down to 0.
One might think that when it gets to 0, you still have 40-50 miles left, but that's something I wouldn't want to push, since some of the fuel may be unusable.
One thing that was a bit disturbing is that when it showed 10 miles remaining, it seemed like I went substantially less than 10 miles before it got down to 0.
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Originally Posted by hziemba
One might think that when it gets to 0, you still have 40-50 miles left, but that's something I wouldn't want to push, since some of the fuel may be unusable.
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