How Much Fuel is Left When the Fuel Gauge Needle of a Underbone Motorcycle Points to the Bottom?
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When the fuel gauge needle of an underbone motorcycle points to the bottom, there is approximately one-third of fuel remaining. Mechanical Needle Fuel Gauge: The mechanical needle fuel gauge is the most traditional type, which senses the fuel level in the tank through a fuel float and a pull wire, then reflects it on the instrument panel via a needle to display the remaining fuel. Generally, both ends of the needle gauge are marked with letters "E" and "F," representing "Empty" and "Full," respectively. It is important to note that when the needle of a mechanical fuel gauge points to the one-quarter or one-fifth mark, it is time to refuel. Electronic Fuel Gauge: The electronic fuel gauge operates through electronic devices in the fuel tank and the digital processing system of the vehicle's computer. It can display the remaining fuel, driving range, and other information on the central control screen or instrument panel, allowing the driver to better assess the vehicle's fuel status. However, compared to mechanical needle fuel gauges, electronic fuel gauges are more prone to malfunctions.