Why Are Car Fuel Tanks Getting Smaller?
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There are several reasons why car fuel tanks are getting smaller: 1. Tank compression: Deformation occurs, reducing the internal capacity and thus the amount of fuel that can be filled. 2. Tank issues: Professional inspection at a repair shop is required. 3. Sensor blockage: The remaining fuel varies with each refill, possibly due to a blocked sensor. Relevant information about car fuel tanks includes: 1. Car fuel tank: This is the full name of the automotive fuel tank. Based on material, it can be classified into iron tanks and aluminum alloy tanks. 2. Design principle: Utilizing the heat energy generated by the engine during operation, a thermal circulation system is added between the engine, fuel tank, and radiator; the original single tank design is modified into a combined tank consisting of a main tank and an auxiliary tank; a water heater is installed at the bottom of the tank to use the engine's heat energy to warm the main tank.