1st - 5th Generation Civic 1973 - 1995 In the years from 1973 to 1995 Honda released its 1-5th Generation Civics.
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loosing fuel fast after 1/2 tank

 
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Old Sep 28, 2012
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loosing fuel fast after 1/2 tank

Is it typical for fuel to move slowly the 1st half of the gauge but appear to move faster ... the needle that is.. I have a 93 civic ex 1.6L
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Re: loosing fuel fast after 1/2 tank

ok this seems like a possible joke, but i have a story lol.

i used to drive a 1988 delta 88 with a 305 v8. good on gas? no, but it was a sweet 2 door with a nice bench seat (lets just say that car has a lot of memories). back on topic; the first time i filled the car up with gas, i got a full tank. the gas gauge went from full to 1/2 tank within about a day, and i didnt drive that far at all. come to find out, the was a small hole in the gas tank right above the 1/2 full point; so if i filled it up it would leak until that spot. i had to only get a 1/2 a tank for the duration of driving the boat.

i'm guess by you saying the first half you mean when its 1/2 full, and no, it shouldn't unless you have a similar problem possibly. the needle should go down the same, unless you're driving it hard or something.
 
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