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Originally Posted by nazier
reset your miles counter then keep an eye on the gas guage then u will know when to fill up more or less, also do u drive with the aircon on
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I always reset my trip every time I fill up. But again, with the point that I already made, I don't look at my gauge every second. I only turn on the air conditioning when it is too unbearable to drive without it on at highway speeds. When not on the highway, even on the hottest day, I open the windows. But the higher speeds on the highways make it too noisy to have them open.
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Originally Posted by IllusionX
Well, even if you pay more attention to the road.. you should learn to somehow check how much gas is left BEFORE you start driving??!?!?
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Do I look at my gas gauge when I get in my car and start it up? Yeah I do. I'm not an idiot.
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Originally Posted by IllusionX
and you should get the idea how many miles you can go with whatever's left...
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I know generally how far I can go. On occassions it's a matter of I need to get somewhere at a certain time (usually an appointment), and therefore don't have time to stop beforehand to fill up. I know that I can make it there on what I have left in the tank. I just don't exactly when that last little bar starts blinking in the issue because I'm not staring at it while I drive. There are too many truckers on the road as well as idiots that you have to watch for.
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Originally Posted by IllusionX
also, You probably are someone who don't pay too much attention do the speed you are going at.
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I watch my speed so that I am not going much above the limit. I keep it to about 65 on the turnpike (speed limit = 65), and about 60 on other highways where the speed limit = 55. I don't need to actually "watch" the speedometer though to know how fast I am going. I can generally feel how fast my car is traveling by how hard it is working while traveling on either flat, uphill, or downhill.
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Originally Posted by IllusionX
And you probably is someone who forgets to turn on the headlights at night??
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Do I forget to turn my headlights on at night? No. I generally have them on before the sun even sets.
Anyone else have a dig at me just because I state my opinion that having a different style of gas gauge would have been better, in my opinion?