Fuelly.com

[02TDIred]

Why do those folks think that 60,080 is too close to 59,612 to be a valid entry on their website ?



P.S. And eMailing them for an answer is fruitless…

 

[SFHGolfTDI]

Can you expand on your issue? I don't really understand why and where you are entering those numbers on the fuelly website. The post isn't very clear.

 

[scooperhsd]

miss a decimal place somewhere ? I'm using fuelly with my 335,000 + miles 2000 NB - I use the odometer reading and not the tripmeter and the only time I had an issue was when I was trying to use the same miles figure twice in a row...

 

[02TDIred]

Thanks for your comment.

Can you expand on your issue? I don't really understand why and where you are entering those numbers on the fuelly website. The post isn't very clear.

Why… to have a record of fuel ups, track mileage as an indication of cost, engine systems health.

Where… on my Dashboard, as in —
Add a Fuel-up (entered data, accepted) Odometer Reading Odometer: 59612.

Add a Fuel-up (entered data, rejected)Odometer Reading Odometer: 60072.

BUT, as noted… Fuelly.com will not accept that I put ~460 miles on the car the same day,

Warning

• The fuelup following this one has an odometer of 59,612.0, which is less than or equal to the odometer, 60,072.0, that you specified for this fuelup.

Fuelly.com displays the 59,612 as the "previous" fill-up… BUT WILL NOT ACCEPT a subsequent fill-up at 60,072.

 

[Craneguru]

Check the time stamp. If on the same day, and the 60072 has an earlier time than the 59612, then it will not accept it.