raulb

Hi guys,
Thanks everybody for your help and advices. That were very useful.
However I feel kind stupid... I've send the car to the mechanic due to this issue and it was over over over filled. The issue code was about a EGR problem that is already solved.
Thanks another time for all the help.
:-) I'll participate more times in the community.

Hi guys,
Thanks everybody for your help and advices. That were very useful.
However I feel kind stupid... I've send the car to the mechanic due to this issue and it was over over over filled. The issue code was about a EGR problem that is already solved.
Thanks another time for all the help.
:-) I'll participate more times in the community.

Hi!
Thanks to both of you for your quick answer: I'll try to answer them
Sounds like a bad fuel sending unit perhaps? That will cause the fuel gauge to be incorrect.
How can I certainly know that it's the unit that's failing? Just the mechanic can know it certainly? Are you getting the fuel economy from the EVIC readout or are you calculating it yourself?
I am using the EVIC mode. Which engine do you have? The engine is Volkswagen. 2009 Journey.
Here it is an image of what I see:

Good morning there,
I am new on Dodge Journey Forum. Sorry for my bad English, I am from Spain and I am learning at this time.
Well I searched on this subforum in order to know if there are other user that had experience the same as me.
My dad filled the tank of Dodge Journey one week ago. I am driving my car every day and the consumption is so high: 15L/100km. (and in fact, is increasing every time I drive... when one week ago I didn't notice this problem. The consumption was 8.9L/100 and 10.5L/100 km). However, the tank indicator shows that is FULL.
Do you know what can happens? :-S
Thanks for reading.