When should you refuel based on the remaining fuel in the tank?
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It is the best time to refuel when there is 1/4 of the fuel left in the tank. Here are the precautions for refueling: 1. Do not place the fuel nozzle at the fuel filler port, as fuel leakage may cause hazards such as fire. 2. After refueling, repeatedly confirm whether the fuel tank cap is locked, otherwise it may affect driving safety. 3. During the refueling process, it is recommended that all personnel do not stay in the vehicle; static electricity should be prevented before handling the fuel nozzle. 4. Turn off all electronic devices during refueling to avoid causing fire or even more serious disasters. 5. Do not smoke, make phone calls, or carry or produce open flames when adding fuel to prevent fuel ignition. 6. When the indicator shows that the remaining fuel is less than 1/4, fuel must be added in time to avoid the car breaking down on the road.
After driving for so many years, I believe it's best to refuel when the tank is down to about a quarter full. If you wait too long, like when the fuel light comes on and the level is too low, the fuel pump may overheat and fail, which can be very expensive to repair. If you get stuck in traffic or run out of fuel during a long trip, breaking down on the roadside is unsafe and wastes time. Depending on the car's condition, older vehicles are more prone to fuel pump damage, and refueling earlier can also reduce sediment buildup. Remember, safety comes first—don't risk waiting until the tank is empty. Plan ahead, and your car will last longer and be more reliable.
