Why does the fuel gauge not drop after driving 100 kilometers?
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If the fuel gauge does not drop after driving 100 kilometers, you can check whether the fuel level sensor plug on the fuel tank is loose or oxidized and corroded; observe whether there is any sticking during the sliding process of the fuel level sensor. Here is some relevant information: 1. Fuel level sensor: If the fuel level sensor is not the issue, the problem may lie with the fuel gauge circuit on the dashboard. Remove the dashboard and use a multimeter and a pin to locate and test the circuit corresponding to the fuel gauge. If the fuel gauge suddenly drops to zero, it indicates a problem with the sensor. 2. Driving precautions: When driving, the driver's hands should be placed on the left and right sides of the steering wheel. This allows for better control of the steering wheel during turns and facilitates the deployment of the airbag in case of danger.