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  1. Join Date
    Aug 2003
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    #1
    is this a common problem with older cars? mine gets left out in the sun kasi, and fuel inexplicably and suddenly drops...

  2. Join Date
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    #2
    Never experienced that before, but I think you could check for leaks or your gas tank cap is somewhat loose.

  3. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #3
    delikado yan kapag hindi fully sealed ang gas tank cap mo, kapag meron naninigarilyo sa tabi ng car mo ----- KABOOM!
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    #4
    uy ang kung ninakawan ka ng gas tank cap. malas talaga un.

  5. Join Date
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    #5
    How long do you usually leave your car? A day out in the sun shouldn't produce an observable drop in your fuel level. Unless you have a leak in your tank or your fuel line. Get it checked immediately!

    Anyways, if your gas tank and cap is fairly secured and your fuel line is intact, one other location where you might want to look at is your carburator.

    Then again maybe your fuel gauge is already old and worn out. Check your reading when your starting your car. Then compare it after driving around the block for a minute. There shouldn't be a big difference in the readings.

    Hope this helps ... keep us posted p're

gas evaporation?