Where the hell is my fuel cap?

[FC]

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[dan]

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[dan]

I'm actually impressed with how relatively well she maneuvers the car, for as stupid as she appears to be.

Not enough people know about the triangle

http://img.wonderhowto.com/img/73/91/63497998204257/0/what-side-your-car-is-gas-tank-on-easy-trick-will-tell-you-every-time.w654.jpg

[ZBB]

That needs some Benny Hill music...

[kognito]

If the beetle hadn't pulled up, she would still be circling the pumps.

My Fusion (and I'm guessing Clyde's focus) doesn't really have a gas cap per say. The fuel door is also the cap

[kognito]

That needs some Benny Hill music...

:+1

[bren]

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On the way to Nebraska this past summer, I stopped at a hole in the wall station somewhere in middle America that still has those old school pumps - I watched an elderly couple struggle to figure out what to do before finally walking over and flipping the lever for them. :lol:

[FC]

On the way to Nebraska this past summer, I stopped at a hole in the wall station somewhere in middle America that still has those old school pumps - I watched an elderly couple struggle to figure out what to do before finally walking over and flipping the lever for them. :lol:

You'd think old people would remember those.

[Plaz]

Not enough people know about the triangle


I don't think any of my cars has had the triangle.

[lip277]

On the way to Nebraska this past summer, I stopped at a hole in the wall station somewhere in middle America that still has those old school pumps - I watched an elderly couple struggle to figure out what to do before finally walking over and flipping the lever for them. :lol:

You'd think old people would remember those.

If you are in a non Stage III smog area - those pumps are still around. I get often gas at a station near me that has those types of pumps.

But - I do admit, that age of dispenser is not very common overall.

[Terri Kennedy]

On the way to Nebraska this past summer, I stopped at a hole in the wall station somewhere in middle America that still has those old school pumps - I watched an elderly couple struggle to figure out what to do before finally walking over and flipping the lever for them. :lol:
I encountered an ancient pump somewhere in Montana or Wyoming. It was in a dirt parking lot in front of a scary redneck bar and allegedly offered 2 types of fuel - leaded and 85 octane unleaded. It had a chain around it and a paper note under the glass that said "multiply price by 4" as it only went up to 99.9 cents/gallon.

I had to go inside the scary bar to get the bartender to unlock the pump so I could put a couple gallons in the Atom to make it to the next major town, where I apologized to the Atom with a tank of 260 GT 100 octane race fuel.

[lupinsea]

I don't think any of my cars has had the triangle.

Ha! I don't think i've noticed that triangle any of the fuel gauges of any of the vehicles I've driven. I certainly don't recall it on any of our current vehicles.

Learn something everyday.

So . . . I'm good for today and it's not even lunch time. :thumbup:

[wdc330i]

Don't need the triangle; just the pump handle part of the icon. Admittedly I just learned this last year.

[ZBB]

Don't need the triangle; just the pump handle part of the icon. Admittedly I just learned this last year.

That one is not universal.

But what do I know... That symbol does not appear in my car...