For 19 rav4 hybrid ?
14.5 gallons as has been stated a billion times in many discussions.For 19 rav4 hybrid ?
1000000001 times14.5 gallons as has been stated a billion times in many discussions.
I've driven long after the low fuel warning came on, when the miles to empty reaches 0 it changes to refuel, I drove another 25-30 miles, still only took 12.1 gallons to refill the 14.8 gallon tank of the hybrid, so there's about 2-3 gallons reserve, others have reported the same.
That's why I am thinking 2019 gas tank is smaller than 2018 gas tank as the hwy mpg is so much better. It doesn't make sense to keep it the same size as 18 rav4. I think there is a typo coupled with the fact that there are some rav4 out there with a bias of 2 gallons. Sensor bias or some other bias. Bad batch of sensors ? I estimate my tank to be 12 someting gallons total. Guage past full on first click. If I had a sensor with bias then pump would shut off as before when full. Then I would see the Guage shows not full. So I would keep pumping and overpumping by 2 gallons. Not good for evap system but Guage would now shown full.The 5th gen HV isn't much different than the 4th gen HV as far as tank capacity and reserve, it had a 14.8 gallon tank with 2.7 gallon spec for reserve, fuel economy wasn't as good as the 5th gen, but it didn't have a problem refueling as many 5th gen HV do.
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Does the "XX miles to empty" include any reserve?
So when my gauge says 60 miles till refuel. Does that mean I'm out of gas in 60 miles, or does it mean in 60 miles I get a warning light/beep, and I really have another gallon or so? I've only filled my tank once so far, and it was still at 1/4 tank.www.rav4world.com
Then how do you explain Illflyaway being able to put 12.97 gallons in his? And Tip TankThat's why I am thinking 2019 gas tank is smaller than 2018 gas tank as the hwy mpg is so much better. It doesn't make sense to keep it the same size as 18 rav4. I think there is a typo coupled with the fact that there are some rav4 out there with a bias of 2 gallons. Sensor bias or some other bias. Bad batch of sensors ? I estimate my tank to be 12 someting gallons total. Guage past full on first click. If I had a sensor with bias then pump would shut off as before when full. Then I would see the Guage shows not full. So I would keep pumping and overpumping by 2 gallons. Not good for evap system but Guage would now shown full.
That's what I typically do too. I email myself these stats and file them away in a folder.
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Each email listing the following...
Last fill up indicates that I went 637 miles at 48.6 mpg before I stopped for fuel with the DTE reading 41 miles. At that rate, I needed to pump in 13.1 gallons to true that. But pumped in 12.97 gallons before it clicked off. Did not try to top it up.
- DTE
- MPG (Tank)
- ODO
- Picture of Tank MPG before refueling
- Picture of gas receipt
- Picture of Tank MPG after refueling.
Now, I worry if I'll run out of gas before the DTE reads 0. Probably won't risk that though and will fill up once it goes below 1/2 tank. Just tried to see if I could get into the 600 mile club and I did it. But I ended up with more questions than satisfaction.
13.7 < 14.5I’ve put 13.777 gallons in my tank, so your 12 gallon assumption is wrong...
Since yours has no issue refueling, why don't you run it down to the refuel warning and see how much it takes to fill up?My Canadian xle bought 2 weeks ago easily fills up to past the full on the Guage at the first click on the pump handle.
Thanks for the math lesson that 13.7 is less than 14.5. I didn't drive until I ran out of gas...there was obviously gas left in the tank. But on the flip side using your logic, 13.7 > 12 something.13.7 < 14.5
Did you put 13.7 with the pump shutting of on first click.
If it took you several attempts then you overfilled. I used to do that in my younger days with a good gas price at the pump. I learned my lesson.
Thanks for the math lesson that 13.7 is less than 14.5. I didn't drive until I ran out of gas...there was obviously gas left in the tank. But on the flip side using your logic, 13.7 > 12 something.
I didn't overfill anything; I topped off. If I was overfilling, I would have had gas coming out of the filler neck and down the side of my fender. I was bypassing the flaw in the tank/filler design to ensure I get the range I was promised...
You can go to sleep and chill.Does Toyota acknowledge the tank filler issue. Does your hybrid have a different part than mine. I assume yours fills easy the first 8 or 9 gallons.
Since yours refills easily past full on the gauge, just what are you trying to figure out?I understand your frustation. 12 something, 13.7, 12.97 are just numbers. I am trying to figure out my gas tank too.
My Canadian xle bought 2 weeks ago easily fills up to past the full on the Guage at the first click on the pump handle.