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Date: April 28, 2005 at 13:02:14
From: Randall, [pool-70-21-166-231.nwrk.east.verizon.net]
Subject: Re: Fuel sender


I have a 2001 SCR2700 and the fuel gauge is as useless as the speedometer. Just from experience I know that when the fuel gauge bounces below 1/2 a tank, I should open the engine compartment and take a look. A friend of mine has a fuel flow meter that he loves, he says that it shows how many gallons are burned since a fill-up...Break out the abbaccus and you know how many gallons are left it the tank. Personnally, unless I am going on a fairly long trip, I do not let the tank go below 1/2...Plus I pump-out whenever I fuel up and this keeps the blackwater tank light and relatively odor free.
Eyes are better than gauges!


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