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i am a new skyline owner,i have a 1994 r33 gts-t with exhaust and air filter as only mods,i have filled my car up completely and have got 320kms and it says i still have 1/4 tank left.is there a fuel warning light on r33s just to let me know when im running low? my previous audi didnt have one and i ran out once:(

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Its a fairly faint brown light, hard to see in bright sunlight. Top Left of dash.

I didnt know i had one either, until one day i thought i was going run out of fuel, and then the fuel light came on for the first time - since then, ive worked out i have at least 30-40kms after the light comes on.

^^ Same here - one night i just kept driving around with the needle pointed on E (and the needle actually moves just under the E notch). I was pretty worried that i would run out sooner or later, and just as i rocked up to the traffic lights before the next servo i planned to stop at, the little orange icon lit up in the top left of the dash. I was cheering, I didnt think it had a fuel light at all.

Fuel light will come on when you're on E or just below. When it first comes on you still have a good 10L left (at-least), though you may find around corners your fuel fails to feed and you might chug a little! Haha.

But yeah, the fuel gauge is very lenient, it gives you heaps of warning. :D

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