What is the symbol for no fuel in a car?
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When a car is running out of fuel, a symbol resembling a gas pump appears. This symbol is typically orange in color and illuminates on the dashboard when the fuel level in the tank reaches its minimum, alerting the driver to refuel. It also lights up when the fuel gauge needle reaches the red mark. Here is additional information: 1. How many kilometers can a vehicle travel after the fuel warning light comes on: The vehicle can still travel 20 to 50 km, but it is recommended to drive no more than 20 km. Driving beyond this distance may cause the fuel pump to overheat, leading to potential damage. Most modern vehicles display the remaining driving range, and it is advisable to refuel when this range reaches 50 km rather than waiting for the fuel warning light to come on. In exceptional circumstances, such as being unable to find a gas station or if the station is out of fuel, the vehicle may stall due to lack of fuel, which can pose safety hazards while driving. 2. Whether the no-fuel symbol needs to be manually reset after it appears: No manual intervention is required. After refueling, the no-fuel symbol will automatically disappear from the dashboard. In some cases, such as a malfunctioning fuel tank sensor, the fuel gauge may not reset even after refueling, necessitating inspection and replacement of the faulty component.