How to Check Fuel Tank Capacity?

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LydiaLynn
07/30/25 2:58am
The methods to check fuel tank capacity are: 1. Observe the position of the fuel gauge needle on the right side of the dashboard. When the needle is at the 'F' position, it indicates the tank is full; 2. When the needle approaches the 'E' position, it means the fuel level is gradually decreasing and immediate refueling is required. The fuel tank capacity refers to the safe volume published by the manufacturer, measured in liters, which determines the driving range. Fuel tanks can be categorized into open and closed types, serving to store the working fluid required by the hydraulic system, while also dissipating heat, settling impurities, and separating air bubbles from the liquid. The fuel tank is a container for storing fuel in a vehicle, specifically designed to hold hydraulic oil or fluid in the hydraulic system.
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