I kept driving after it said ‘0’, knowing that it was a 17.9 gallon tank, and from other folks on here, I figured that I had a significant reserve. I wanted as much of the E10 out of the tank as possible, as E0 was going back in to the fuel tank. I’m at ~1555 miles on the odometer now, and won’t need the E0 fuel after I get moved out of Florida permanently in a few weeks, since Miss Daisy stays parked in NC in my absence.
Yes, true, and I had to read the manual to realize that the fog lights -- and thus the fog light button -- automatically turn off when the automatic head lights turn on high beam mode. Took me by surprise the first time I noticed it.
Yes, these cards are cheap and getting larger all the time. And there is no reason for a rigid upper limit on size for recording purposes which should be subject only to either the constraint of the file system exFAT which can handle Terabytes or the card itself. In fact, if you use a large capacity SD card, it will help it last longer since the duty cycle of writes determines how soon the card will fail!
I knew that the high beams use automatically turn off fog lights. I use that as a gauge in the winter when I see oncoming cars with bright lights and fog lights on. No need to flash them as they are already on low beam with likely improperly adjusted headlights. They may have cleverly overridden the feature that keeps fogs on with high beams. I for one do not know how to do that and have no desire to know.
