Thread: Low fuel warning

It doesn't use the running average on its calcs - the fuel light has its own sensor - so will come on at 10l

The DTE is a rolling calculation based on a very short amount of data - so a quick blast can shorten DTE significantly.

I've left town on a drive where my DTE was higher 100km later than it was when I left...

Ive done the opposite with our Turbo Territory,150km to empty then a warning saying 40km to empty
Andrew

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Dont be sorry,he will find his little blue tablets sooner or later

Andrew

Not grumpy.

Just pointing out - all the power of the Internet in the palm of people's hands and they ask a question rather than do the time honoured tradition of 'research' (In modern terms often referred to as googling )

It's a good skill to search for info first and ask if unable to achieve an answer..

Imagine how much Dave would save on bandwidth

Nothing personal at the Poster of the question

Originally Posted by Tombie

It doesn't use the running average on its calcs - the fuel light has its own sensor - so will come on at 10l

The DTE is a rolling calculation based on a very short amount of data - so a quick blast can shorten DTE significantly.

I've left town on a drive where my DTE was higher 100km later than it was when I left...

Or switch to sand mode and watch the dte drop

I've had my dte down to 4km when I pulled in to the servo still only took a bit over 72l