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Old 20th April 2005, 13:38   #16
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the accent has an 8 liter reserve. it varies from car to car.
Yes, there are 8 litres in reserve...that means about 120kms on my accent in reserve.

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Old 20th April 2005, 15:04   #17
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Yes, there are 8 litres in reserve...that means about 120kms on my accent in reserve.
Some people will never learn tsk tsk tsk...

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Old 21st April 2005, 10:53   #18
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Some people will never learn tsk tsk tsk...
hehe, you should know the absolute limits of your car...this is just one of them.

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Old 21st April 2005, 16:16   #19
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Thanks all. It is not as if I wanted to run on empty. I had gone to Coorg for the weekend. I was assured that the town we were visiting had bunk. But after reaching there was told that the pump is broken. No problem. We will visit the next town (12kms away). Guess what. They were out of stock. By then, my indicator came on whenever going up and down. Was a scare. Next morning the pump had been repaired and no issues. Otherwise, I had to go to another town about 20+ kms. That had me thinking. How many more miles to go till ...
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I faced the same problem once. Had gone to Khajiyar in an esteem. I got out of the situation as it was hilly area and i kept on moving in neutral with the enjine on. Fortunately i reached a petrol pump otherwise i would have been in a fix. The road was pretty deserted.

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So while this is the cost of keeping that extra fuel, what are the benefits???
the benifit being is that once past half tank mark the air-fuel mixture is not maintained accuratly & FE decreases
so actually it is advised to keep tank about half mark.

and also from social point of view it makes sence. you never know when emergency will come up & how long would u have to go........
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the benifit being is that once past half tank mark the air-fuel mixture is not maintained accuratly & FE decreases
how is that? Its decided by the carb/ecu. can you explain this?
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how is that? Its decided by the carb/ecu. can you explain this?
sadly i wish i could. i had came across the article over internet about a month ago which had it mentioned. i tried to search over internet but sadly couldn't get it.

anyways i will let you know as soon as i find it
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the benifit being is that once past half tank mark the air-fuel mixture is not maintained accuratly & FE decreases
so actually it is advised to keep tank about half mark.
Dude, please understand and verify things you have heard before posting them as if they are facts!

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hey adya thats the first time i heard that..it does not make much sense though..nor have i heard it anywhere!!!
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Guys never drive after the red line/ Fuel light on....
i just had to push my Honda Deo 4-5Km as my friend forgot to put in fuel...
i came from hyderabad today morning and i was late for the office...
i stated driving and didnt notice the fule guage...
and the fuel finished and i could not find any fuel Pumps any where...
i had to push the bike for about 4-5Km...
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Yes, there are 8 litres in reserve...that means about 120kms on my accent in reserve.

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YOu get 15 to a litre? CRDi, is it?
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Old 25th April 2005, 12:50   #27
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YOu get 15 to a litre? CRDi, is it?
yeah...actually much more than 15, can go uptill 20...but thats when i drive in economy mode.

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