Depends on the car, size of engine and how economically you drive. Could be 1 and a half gallons or 5, or anything in between.
In an average car, you would need about six liters of petrol to drive 38 miles. This is equal to about 1.5 US gallons.
you need to use 30 litres of petrol if you are going from Aberdeen to Glasgow
it would depend on whether you have a diesel car or a petrol car but i would say around half a tank if you stick to the speed limit
Need to know the year, make and model scooter.
ask answers.com It depends on how far you want to go. The more petrol, the farther you go.
Petrol and diesel engines are internal combustion engines. The internal combustion that turns the engine and powers the wheels is created by the combustion of fuel. No fuel, no combustion, and nothing to drive the wheels.
Cars need petrol to work. It's like we need food, and we use fossil fuels for electricity.
That all depends on the vehicle, and how it is being driven, if you really want to know how much petrol is being used, fill your car until the pump kicks out, no more, no less, reset your trip odometer or record the number on your odometer then drive, just drive normally, and when you need to fill up again, fill it to the same point, just where the pump kicks out, and write down how many litres you put in, then record your distance on your trip odometer, then its easy, take your volume of petrol and divide it by how many kilometers you drove, and it will give you an average of how much you burned per kilometer.
if cars do not have petrol they will not work because petrol burns in the engine and the car moves forward
yes of course it does otherwise it won't work.
It depends on the fuel efficiency of your vehicle, your driving style and road conditions.
the only safe way is to drop the tank. ( DO NOT DRIVE THE CAR OR START THE ENGINE WITH PETROL IN THE FUEL LINES EVERY THING FROM THE TANK TO THE PUMP WILL NEED TO BE CLEANED. If you had he car towed back home without starting the engine then removing the tank and draining fuel should do. A lot depends on how much diesel was in the tank when you put the petrol in. How much petrol you put with the diesel before You realised the error and whether you got neat petrol up to the injectors. Its a common error running the engine for a few seconds wont matter to much but you don't want petrol in the injector pump at all. If you no very little about mechanics let a professional do it for you as mistakes can be catastrophic.