

| Subject: | Fuel gauges -- who needs 'em? |
| Date: | Thu, 4 Jan 1996 14:53:45 -0700 |
Tobin T. Copley writes -- >As for feeling worried about running out of gas on long trips, just use >the odometer as a gauge (THAT works, right?), and be sure to fill before >you drive anywhere close to your cruising range, say, every 200 miles or >so. Heck, my '58 Bug doesn't even HAVE a gas gauge and I've never yet run out of gas (knock on wood.) The odometer is precisely what you need to watch -- and keep a notebook handy recording purchases & readings. I'm thinking of buying a cheap hand-counter (like the kind used to tick-up grocery purchases) to help me. This should hold you 'till you figure out what to do about that gauge. (Unfortunately your Bus doesn't have a reserve tank switch, either. . .) pjl
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