Hi, I'm new here, now a driver of a 2015 Insignia SC 2.0 cdti ecoflex and I love it. It's my first diesel car and I'm just left wondering why I didn't switch years ago. The fuel economy is amazing (having come from a 1.6 petrol Jetta).
Anyway, I searched here but didn't find a topic covering my question, but apologies for asking again if I missed it.
I've put diesel in twice now - I filled up the last time when the low fuel warning had just come on, with the fuel range still showing ~110 miles. The tank is 70L/15.4gal and it would only take 56L/12.3gal - I wanted to find out what remained in the tank once the light came on.
I know all the reasons for not letting a tank run very low but I'm just curious to know if any driver has any first-hand knowledge of how far they could reasonably go once the low fuel warning came on. Reason being is that it just appears to me that the warning is coming on very early... Many thanks for any input.
Anyway, I searched here but didn't find a topic covering my question, but apologies for asking again if I missed it.
I've put diesel in twice now - I filled up the last time when the low fuel warning had just come on, with the fuel range still showing ~110 miles. The tank is 70L/15.4gal and it would only take 56L/12.3gal - I wanted to find out what remained in the tank once the light came on.
I know all the reasons for not letting a tank run very low but I'm just curious to know if any driver has any first-hand knowledge of how far they could reasonably go once the low fuel warning came on. Reason being is that it just appears to me that the warning is coming on very early... Many thanks for any input.
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