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MetroMPG · 06-27-2008, 12:02 AM

I can't think of anyone here running a ScanGauge in a Mustang. Have you talked to the company?

Consider that fuel cutoff not registering properly will probably have a very small effect on trip/tank mpg. When I talked to the designer about it, he figured non-registering fuel cutoff would work out to an error of around 0.1%.

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