Every driver knows that when a gas tank light comes on on the dashboard, the car hints that very soon it will be completely “hungry”. So it's time to visit the nearest gas station and refuel. But here another question arises: how many liters of fuel remain in the tank and how long can you drive the "light bulb"?
An experienced motorist does not need to be told that regular driving on a light bulb does not have the best effect on the health of his car, in particular, its fuel system and engine. This is because when the tank begins to dry out, a large amount rushes into the fuel pump debris that inevitably accumulates in the fuel tank during many years of operation car.
Another question is: how long can you drive a "light bulb" when it comes to this? Do you have enough fuel to complete your short trip, or do you need to change your route so that you can quickly get to the gas station. How many liters of fuel are left in the tank?
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In fact, none of these questions have a common answer. Since the amount of remaining fuel on the light bulb depends on the specific vehicle, its configuration and what kind of fuel tank is installed in the vehicle. Most often, the sensor in the car is designed so that after it is triggered, the car can drive about 50 km more.
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Less often, it happens that a car on a light bulb can travel more - up to 70 km or less - up to 30 km. However, one thing can be said with certainty - a lit light bulb clearly indicates the need to visit the first oncoming gas station on the way.
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