[QUOTE="jg"] He wrote in terms of mpg, no more inference gals were measured by tank vol than by pump vol, except the gauge is used as a guide for when to fill up... as you do. While most gauges are inaccurate, most ppl don't use it to measure mpg. Your answer is correct in that most gauges bottom out before the tank does, but it's an assumption that is the reason for the mpg difference. I experienced the same consistent mystery in a Nissan... measured properly. Everyone assumed it was the gauge inaccuracy, but that was not the cause. [/QUOTE] He wrote: "Itseems that I get about 140 iles to the first half tank...the second half drains...I only get about 80 miles from the middle point of the gage to E..." That is equivalent to mpg only if you assume that each half of the gauge represents the same number of gallons.