What to Do When the Fuel Gauge Suddenly Shows Empty Despite Having Half a Tank?
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Solutions for when the fuel gauge suddenly shows empty despite having half a tank: 1. Borrow some fuel from nearby drivers: All you need is a fuel can and a rubber hose. Insert the hose into the fuel tank, suck on it briefly to start the flow, then lower the outlet end to let the fuel siphon out. However, many modern vehicles have anti-theft systems installed under the fuel tank to prevent fuel theft. So, whether you can borrow fuel from another driver depends on the specific situation. 2. Ask a friend for help: Have a friend come with their vehicle to tow yours. It's important to note that only manual transmission cars can be towed normally. Automatic transmission vehicles shouldn't be towed carelessly as it may damage the transmission. For automatic cars, the drive wheels must be lifted off the ground like professional tow trucks do.