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I fill at around 150-155... it goes 165 all the time without running out, and I'm not babying it...
Highway or town? I ride in town and the light comes on about 115. And almost always have 1g left.

I think I want to ask the dealer to adjust the pickup in the tank. Someone mentioned it here. 1g left is a lot of petrol for a scout
 
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Whent the scouts' fuel light turn on, it has 0.5 gallons left. It is stated in the user manual, which very few care to read these days.
On my 2015 69 Scout I get 150 miles, then the light turns on.
I the can ride about 25 miles more, but usually refuels a bit earlier.
 
Whent the scouts' fuel light turn on, it has 0.5 gallons left. It is stated in the user manual, which very few care to read these days.
On my 2015 69 Scout I get 150 miles, then the light turns on.
I the can ride about 25 miles more, but usually refuels a bit earlier.
Mine has 0.9 to 1 gallon, every time. The book doesn't apply to every bike it seems.
 
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Probably due to having a poorly calibrated sensor.
What's the sense in flashing the tank light when you're barely have used 2/3 of a tank. That is almost 1/3 left of the tank.
That is annoyingly early.

At least for the 2015 scout it states, Tank Capacity 3.3 gal. Fuel light comes on at 0.5 gallons.
That's seems more like it. Whic is about 1/6 to 1/7 left of the tank.
 
Probably due to having a poorly calibrated sensor.
What's the sense in flashing the tank light when you're barely have used 2/3 of a tank. That is almost 1/3 left of the tank.
That is annoyingly early.

At least for the 2015 scout it states, Tank Capacity 3.3 gal. Fuel light comes on at 0.5 gallons.
That's seems more like it. Whic is about 1/6 to 1/7 left of the tank.
Bad QC at the factory.
 
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Whent the scouts' fuel light turn on, it has 0.5 gallons left. It is stated in the user manual, which very few care to read these days.
On my 2015 69 Scout I get 150 miles, then the light turns on.
I the can ride about 25 miles more, but usually refuels a bit earlier.
pretty much identical to what I get... got it today...
 
My wife and I both have 60's. This March we had to go 180+ miles before we could fill our tanks.
Both of our bikes took 2.7 gallons. That would mean that we had a least half a gallon apiece as reserve. But of course the remainder would be needed to cool the fuel pump.
 
Here's a question, did the factory readjust the sensors so there would always be enough fuel to keep the pump cool. I ask this because I recall somewhere on this forums, I read about early models having to have the pumps replaced under warranty.
 
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Here's a question, did the factory readjust the sensors so there would always be enough fuel to keep the pump cool. I ask this because I recall somewhere on this forums, I read about early models having to have the pumps replaced under warranty.
Very good point. Mines a 2016 for reference
 
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