Here's a tip: The best way to gauge fuel level on a motorcycle is to take an average mileage off the odometer. In short, fill it up and keep checking the tank. When it gets to its lowest just before fill up, check your odometer. Keep doing this and writing it down. Then do your mathematical average to see what you get. That should be your maximum range you can go before running empty.
2007-03-27 04:15:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Last month, about three weeks ago.
I knew I needed gas, and was actually driving to the station when it died. I had just enough momentum to get to the driveway of the station, but had to get two guys to help me push it up the driveway to the pump.
I've never felt so silly.
*BTW I drive a 30 year old car, so the gas gauge isn't necessarily too dependable.
2007-03-26 19:51:37
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answered by p37ry 5
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It's been years. It's so embarrassing to have to push your car out of traffic or walk to the gas station carrying that gas can that it only took me a few times (haha) to learn not to drive on empty. I was pretty young, though (still living with the parents). I wouldn't ever let my car get that low now, especially since I almost always have a kid in the car with me these days.
2007-03-26 19:53:50
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answered by ginger 6
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In over 42 years of driving, I can't ever remember running out of gas. I always try to refuel when the tank gets to a 1/4 tank.
I figure that I need the gas anyway, so why not already have it in the car instead of having ot walk somewhere to fill a gallon can of it ?
2007-03-26 19:55:22
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answered by Fordman 7
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Boy does this question bring back memories. My best friend and I were driving from Alexandria Va, to Hinton, WV to visit my grandmother. My friend had never met my grandmother, she was 87 at that time. Anyway we were driving down rt. 81 and I stopped at a truck stop that I usually stopped at ( and usually got gas). We were talking so much and enjoying each other that I ran out of gas about 20 miles from my grandmothers home in Hinton WV. It was pretty embarrassing. It was just beginning to get dark and I was so proud of the people of WV. We got a ride down the road about a mile to a gas station, they were very helpful, drove us back, put enough gas to get back to the station and we filled up. So very nice, I've never forgotten it. My grandmother died at 93 yrs. old.
2007-03-26 19:56:36
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answered by Anonymous
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About 8.30 one very wet night, twenty years ago. Hasn't happened since, but came close the other day - about 7/8ths of the tank used when I finally found a gas station.
2007-03-26 19:54:54
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answered by Anonymous
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2 weeks in the past. I coasted into the gasoline station!!!! and in the previous that 2 months in the past and that i ran out on a highway and not applying a telephone. had to flag a woman down. Very embarrassing. I hate to provide up for gasoline. disgrace on me. two times in 3 months. sense extra ideal?
2016-10-20 12:54:23
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answered by Erika 4
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one of the reasons my "Danger Ranger" lives up to its name is because none of the gauges on the dash work
i ran out of gas on the way to school 4 yrs ago and my mom was going to work so i hitched a ride with her and my grandparents got a gas can and brought the truck to me at school...i have had no problems since, i watch the mileage now
2007-03-26 19:58:44
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answered by Anonymous
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That happened to me only once(with my first car;the was working) and that was about 9 years ago.I fell stupid.
2007-03-26 20:01:49
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answered by Anonymous
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Ugh with my ex like 5 years ago, I told him we needed gas but he didint want to listen!!!!! lol
2007-03-26 19:51:44
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answered by Jessie 4
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