There’s a simple hack to help you out: Look at the little diamond-shaped arrow on the fuel gauge on your dashboard—it points to the side of the car where the fuel door is. And make sure to do ...

Fuel flow becomes weak, air gets into the system, and only once the tank is bone dry does the car come to a stop. Besides the gas needle pointing at or below E on the instrument gauge, there are a ...

The idea is that having the gauge tell you that the tank is nearly empty even though it has a few litres still sloshing around in it, is a great way to convince you to find a service station before ...

Some drivers see their car’s fuel gauge as a nagging parent; it lights up urging you to refuel like your mom or dad would remind you to clean your room. But don’t ignore your car’s ...

"So, how do you know which side of the car to fill the gas up? Actually, the answer is right in front of you. Just look at the fuel gauge indicator on your dashboard. There you'll see an arrow ...

That's because cup cars do not have a fuel gauge; instead, the teams determine how much fuel a car has consumed by measuring how much a dump can weighs before and after refueling. The amount of ...