Hey fellow car enthusiasts, my Lancer's fuel gauge is below the red line, but the fuel light isn't on. I can only fill up 37 liters, but isn't this supposed to be a 50-liter tank? Has anyone tested this?

Why can I only refuel about 40 liters each time when the fuel gauge light is on?

Hey everyone, I have a 2006 manual Mitsubishi Lancer. The fuel gauge needle is below the red line, but the fuel warning light isn't on. Is it normal for this car not to light up? Also, is there a nationwide car owners group?

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, my Lancer's fuel gauge is below the red line, but the fuel light isn't on. I can only fill up 37 liters, but isn't this supposed to be a 50-liter tank? Has anyone tested this?

The volume control on the Sportage radio isn't working. It's supposed to be adjusted from below the steering wheel.

I filled up the tank a week ago, and the displayed range hasn't changed. Is the sensor broken, or is it the fuel gauge float that's faulty?

What could be the issue if the fuel gauge is empty, you fill up the tank, and it still doesn't respond?

How many liters is the fuel tank exactly? I refueled 42 liters after the light came on, and it automatically stopped. Isn't it supposed to be a 50-liter tank?

When the fuel gauge still shows three bars short after filling up the tank until the pump stops, what could be the reason?

I bought a second-hand 2011 manual 2.0 GL. According to the specs, the fuel tank is supposed to be 65 liters, but the most I've ever filled is around 48 liters, even after the fuel light came on and I drove another 60-70 kilometers. What's going on here?

The fuel tank of the Venza Hybrid Premium is labeled as 55 liters, but I can't even fill it up to 50 liters. How about everyone else's experience?