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anandpadhye · 13th November 2007, 13:43

As we all know the NHC fuel gauge is highly non linear.

Just curious to know - after you fill up (and I do it to the brim), after how many kms, does the needle make it's first move?

Over last 3 years, 50,000KM period, for me, in majority of my tank fills, the needle moves @125 KM after the tank fill (I always reset the trip meter A on a tank fill). This is in case of regular day to day driving.

On a few occassions, while on long drives, I crossed 160 KM after tank fill before the needle made any movement.

cheers.

13th November 2007, 13:43	#17 (permalink)
anandpadhye BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 636	NHC - non linear Fuel Gauge As we all know the NHC fuel gauge is highly non linear. Just curious to know - after you fill up (and I do it to the brim), after how many kms, does the needle make it's first move? Over last 3 years, 50,000KM period, for me, in majority of my tank fills, the needle moves @125 KM after the tank fill (I always reset the trip meter A on a tank fill). This is in case of regular day to day driving. On a few occassions, while on long drives, I crossed 160 KM after tank fill before the needle made any movement. cheers. __________________ Aerodynamically speaking, a bumble bee should not be able to fly, but it does not know this, so it flies.