My fuel gauge is useful enough but...
It does seem a bit non linear as described above.
The explanation I read was that horizontal tank area decreases as the level drops. Eventually all you have is the pump well which is mostly full of pump. Level drops fast with every unit volume removed at that point.
Furthermore it seems a bit temperature sensitive. It reads lower when warm. I suspect they used a self heating fuel cooled type of sender as opposed to a float. Anybody know?
It does seem a bit non linear as described above.
The explanation I read was that horizontal tank area decreases as the level drops. Eventually all you have is the pump well which is mostly full of pump. Level drops fast with every unit volume removed at that point.
Furthermore it seems a bit temperature sensitive. It reads lower when warm. I suspect they used a self heating fuel cooled type of sender as opposed to a float. Anybody know?
