What do the E and F on the fuel gauge mean?
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E stands for Empty, indicating the lower limit. When it reaches the red warning zone, you should refuel. F stands for Full, indicating the upper limit, which means the fuel level is sufficient and no refueling is needed. Below is some related information about the fuel gauge: 1. Fuel gauge needle: When the needle points to F, it means the tank is full. When the needle approaches E, it indicates that the tank is almost empty. From the moment the warning light comes on until the fuel is exhausted, the vehicle can still travel approximately 50 kilometers; 2. Cars with anti-lock braking system (ABS): For cars equipped with ABS, when the ignition switch is turned to the "ON" position, the ABS warning light on the dashboard will illuminate for 3 to 6 seconds. This is the self-check process of the ABS and is a normal phenomenon. After the self-check process is completed, if the ABS is functioning normally, the warning light will turn off.