How far can you run with the oil meter light on?

How far can you run with the oil meter light on?

How far can the car run after the fuel gauge light is on? Continue the meeting and hurt the car? Let's talk about those things about gasoline lamps today, hoping to help everyone.

How far can the car run after the fuel gauge light is on?

In fact, there is a fixed range of remaining battery life when the oil meter alarm light is on.

According to the general normal fuel consumption, when the fuel meter is on, it can basically run about 50-90 kilometers, and the specific mileage is related to different models and fuel consumption.

Will it hurt your car to continue driving after the fuel gauge light is on?

Some people say that the heat dissipation of oil pump depends on the immersion of oil pump body in oil.

This is actually a misunderstanding. Generally, the fuel pump of an automobile is a wet pump, that is, the pumped liquid flows through the rotor.

Look at the picture. The most heated fuel pump is the motor, which is not in direct contact with the outer wall. The purpose of this design is to leave space for the liquid to flow through the rotor and dissipate heat through convection, so as to obtain better cooling effect.

Simple understanding: the oil pump really needs heat dissipation, but the gasoline pump relies on the oil sucked in to dissipate heat.

The oil is sucked into the gasoline pump and then transmitted to the engine, and the heat of the oil pump is also taken away.

As long as there is fuel flowing through the pump body, the heat dissipation of the pump can be guaranteed. Therefore, when the oil meter light is on, although the oil quantity is insufficient, it will not damage the gasoline pump or the car.

As long as there is enough oil to burn the engine, the oil pump will not burn out.

The only possible problem is that the vehicle may break down because of running out of fuel.

What if the car runs out of gas?

1. If there is no gas station within a short distance, try to drive to the right.

Generally speaking, if the oil lamp is on, but there is no gas station within a short distance, try to drive on the right side of the road. Once the fuel is exhausted, it is easy to park the car in a safe area, reducing the probability of danger.

Generally speaking, insurance companies provide free oil delivery service. At present, when the car behind the village runs out of gas, you can call the insurance company, report the owner and vehicle information and tell the location. Rescuers will send you oil (free service, gasoline is not free).

However, there is also a limit on the number of free oil delivery services, depending on the insurance terms, generally no more than three times a year.