Jan 22, 2003 #1 Aletank MB Enthusiast Joined Aug 1, 2002 Messages 1,084 Location Liverpool,UK Just out of interest has anybody worked out how petrol is actually left in the tank when the petrol warning light comes, On W202's ? Be pretty useful to know
Just out of interest has anybody worked out how petrol is actually left in the tank when the petrol warning light comes, On W202's ? Be pretty useful to know
Jan 23, 2003 #2 F fuzzer MB Enthusiast Joined Jun 1, 2002 Messages 7,942 Location Glasgow Car Volvo S90 Its roughly about 8 or 9 litres when the orange light comes on in mine. Based on a 65 litre tank and having to fill it up with around 54/5 ish litres . Its loads anyway , but , i dunno how long i could put up with that orange light burning into my eyeball
Its roughly about 8 or 9 litres when the orange light comes on in mine. Based on a 65 litre tank and having to fill it up with around 54/5 ish litres . Its loads anyway , but , i dunno how long i could put up with that orange light burning into my eyeball
Jan 23, 2003 #3 Koolvin Administrator Staff member Joined Jun 1, 2002 Messages 10,561 Location Staines Car W168, W169 & S202 Originally posted by fuzzer Its roughly about 8 or 9 litres when the orange light comes on in mine. Based on a 65 litre tank and having to fill it up with around 54/5 ish litres . Its loads anyway , but , i dunno how long i could put up with that orange light burning into my eyeball Click to expand... and all the gunk from the petrol tank cloging your fuel filter!! dont forget the fuel pump is cooled by the petrol running through it.
Originally posted by fuzzer Its roughly about 8 or 9 litres when the orange light comes on in mine. Based on a 65 litre tank and having to fill it up with around 54/5 ish litres . Its loads anyway , but , i dunno how long i could put up with that orange light burning into my eyeball Click to expand... and all the gunk from the petrol tank cloging your fuel filter!! dont forget the fuel pump is cooled by the petrol running through it.