I'm facing the same problem with my Ford Escort '96.
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>My guess is this. Since people never want to be stranded,
>they try to fill the tank when the fuel gauge mark shows something
>slightly less than 1/3rd. I guess, Ford expects people to
>think, "Wow! This car goes 230-240 miles for 2/3 tank, so it will
>go 325-330 for a full tank. Good effeicieny." Whereas only
>those very few who tried going the full tank, will realise that a
>full tank lasts only 300 miles and that the fuel gauge tries
>to create an illusion of very good gas effeciency.
>
>If my guess is correct, it would be a dubious as well as poor
>advertisement policy adopted by Ford.
lmfao
ford thinks of one thing the cheapest and quickest way if ford wants coustomers it would build something RELIABLE
hurc ast