How to Read the EF Fuel Gauge?

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MacLeo
07/30/25 10:18am
The letter 'E' on the fuel gauge stands for empty, using the first letter of the word 'empty'. When the fuel gauge pointer points to 'E', it means you need to refuel as soon as possible. The opposite letter 'F' stands for full, using the first letter of the word 'full'. When the car's fuel tank is full, the fuel gauge pointer will point towards the letter 'F'.
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