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What is the fuel tank capacity for the series 1 R33 GTS-t?

Does the same vehicle have an in dash fuel warning light when close to empty?

My car has a white cluster facia fitted(came with car), having only recently purchased this car ive only just taken notice of how many litres it took to fill as im trying to guage my fuel useage, anyways, i filled it up the other day as it was on the last line on the guage and it only took 45 litres? I think the fuel guage needle has been put on wrong when the facia was put on, but when its full its pretty close to the "full" line.

in my searches ive found that its either 60 or 65 litres? so which is correct, and how did you confirm it?

cheers

Gonz.

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  • 10 months later...

+1 for 65L.

i've put in more than 55L before when filling up.

and yeah, the gauge in the dash isn't the most accurate thing in the world. you can go past the "E" marking without too much issues if you need to. you should still have ~10L left at this stage.

likewise, when i fill up it actually goes a bit above the "F" mark.

also note that the tilt of the vehicle can affect the reading as the fuel moves about.

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