1994 Chevrolet Corvette Owner's Manual - Page 84

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For your convenience, the following table gives the reading each mark. for For numeric gauge measurements,refer to the digital readingsby pressing "GAUGES" on the Trip Monitor. NUMERIC GAUGE READINGSO F ) ( Marking E Gauge LT1 Oil Temperature LT5 Oil Temperature A 100 100 100 21 D B C 250 320 220 280 215 190 185 285 250 235 260 Coolant Temperature 0 Fuel Gauge Your fuel gauge shows about how much fuel is in your tank. Thebars light up when the ignition is on or, if the ignition is off, when you turn on your parking lights. When the display is down to the last two bars, "RESERVE" will appear next to the gauge. Here are three concerns some owners have had about the fuel gauge. All these situations are normal and do not indicate that anything is wrong with the fuel gauge. At the gas station, the fuel pump shuts off before the gauge reads "F." 83 ...

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For
your
convenience,
the
following table
gives
the
reading
for each
mark.
For
numeric
gauge
measurements,
refer to
the digital
readings by pressing
“GAUGES”
on
the
Trip
Monitor.
NUMERIC
GAUGE
READINGS
( O F )
Marking
Gauge
B
C
D
E
A
LT1
Oil
100
185
21
0
235
260
100
Coolant
1
90
220
250
280
1
00
LT5
Oil
21
5
250
285
320
Temperature
Temperature
Temperature
Fuel
Gauge
Your fuel gauge
shows about how
much
fuel is in your
tank.
The bars light
up
when
the ignition is on
or,
if the
ignition
is
off,
when
you
turn
on
your parking
lights.
When the display
is
down to the last two
bars,
“RESERVE”
will appear next
to
the
gauge.
Here are three concerns some owners
have had
about the fuel gauge. All these
situations are normal
and do not indicate
that anything is wrong
with the
fuel
gauge.
At the gas
station,
the fuel pump shuts
off before the
gauge reads
“F.”
83
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