Gas Fillup Question
#18
Originally Posted by BMWDEMON
Hmmm, I have to pay attention to this...I got one....does the door for the gas supposed to stay open or flop around like a rag doll...I hate that...
#19
Originally Posted by Wow
Reserve tank is usually 2 gallons in almost every car.
M3's are that bad on gas? maybe because they rev so high ?
S4's got V8s though, its amazing that they can get 30+ highway.
M3's are that bad on gas? maybe because they rev so high ?
S4's got V8s though, its amazing that they can get 30+ highway.
and the high revving is one thing i miss for sure...in fact we are setting up my quattro for an 8k'ish+ redline based on me digging the m3 so much
#20
The location of the sensor in the tank is above the lower hump. This causes several problems and potential mis-reads. One problem is if you are empty and fill up with a couple of gallons, nothing registers.
#21
Meaning the sensor is above 4 gallons of gas?
I guess if something is stupid about these cars, this and the fact that you can't pop the electric trunk when your battery dies (to replace or charge it) is acceptable.
Somehow I don't think I'm going to try and drive 60-100 miles when the light comes on to find out.
I guess if something is stupid about these cars, this and the fact that you can't pop the electric trunk when your battery dies (to replace or charge it) is acceptable.
Somehow I don't think I'm going to try and drive 60-100 miles when the light comes on to find out.
Originally Posted by wross996TT
The location of the sensor in the tank is above the lower hump. This causes several problems and potential mis-reads. One problem is if you are empty and fill up with a couple of gallons, nothing registers.
#22
I just filled up my 04 Turbo Cab with 15 gallons today. I think I had 20 miles remaining.
On the TT, not the GT2, we have saddle tanks because of the front drive shafts. The GT2 tank is bigger and holds more.
Saddle tanks make a real reading impossible. After a certain point - once fuel is only in the saddles - the car calculates how much gas you have left and determines from there how many miles you can travel with this calculated remaining fuel.
On the TT, not the GT2, we have saddle tanks because of the front drive shafts. The GT2 tank is bigger and holds more.
Saddle tanks make a real reading impossible. After a certain point - once fuel is only in the saddles - the car calculates how much gas you have left and determines from there how many miles you can travel with this calculated remaining fuel.
#23
Originally Posted by BlackBear
I just filled up my 04 Turbo Cab with 15 gallons today. I think I had 20 miles remaining.
On the TT, not the GT2, we have saddle tanks because of the front drive shafts. The GT2 tank is bigger and holds more.
Saddle tanks make a real reading impossible. After a certain point - once fuel is only in the saddles - the car calculates how much gas you have left and determines from there how many miles you can travel with this calculated remaining fuel.
On the TT, not the GT2, we have saddle tanks because of the front drive shafts. The GT2 tank is bigger and holds more.
Saddle tanks make a real reading impossible. After a certain point - once fuel is only in the saddles - the car calculates how much gas you have left and determines from there how many miles you can travel with this calculated remaining fuel.
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