Filled to 13.812 gallons
#21
I have an admission to make. Many years ago in Calif. , I pulled into a full service station and sat in my car waiting for the attendent to appear and begin pumping. I sat there for 3-4 minutes and then began to look around to determine what the holdup was. I could see this guy through the plate glass window talking on the phone so I sat for another 3-4 minutes. The guy is still talking so I get out and begin pumping myself. When I finished, I got back into my car and sat for another 3 minutes or so, then started my car. He's still sitting there on the phone lookin at me and I was lookin at him.I let the car idle for a minute or so then took another glance at him on the phone then drove off without paying.
Thanks for allowing me to get this off my chest and hoping the Lord will forgive me.I have already forgiven myself
Thanks for allowing me to get this off my chest and hoping the Lord will forgive me.I have already forgiven myself
#22
I saw a special on TV years back about how many gas stations had miscalibrated pumps. Some are intentional and some just happen to be out of calibration. If you do a search, you will find some discussion on the subject.
I check my mileage with every tank of gas and I can usually predict quite accurately what my MPG will be for that tank of gas. When it's off by a lot - especially if it's more than my tank will hold - I never go back to that gas station again.
You were ripped off.
I check my mileage with every tank of gas and I can usually predict quite accurately what my MPG will be for that tank of gas. When it's off by a lot - especially if it's more than my tank will hold - I never go back to that gas station again.
You were ripped off.
Anyway, I grew up and lived in New Jersey for many years. I even lived in Oregon for 6 months as well, so I remember those days of not pumping your own gas. it does create jobs, so it's a good thing IMO.
I also don't blame him for not wanting to get stuck parking his car in Camden.
#24
So I'm guessing the tank is 14 gallons? I usually fill to 12-12.8 gallons - and that's when it's down to zero bars!! Why is my tank telling me I have no gas when there is really over a gallon left? I seriously hate this gas gauge. That's like my girlfriend setting her clock 15 minutes fast because she thinks it'll help her be on time (it has no effect).
Just tell me how much gas is actually in the tank please!
Just tell me how much gas is actually in the tank please!
#26
And I was cheated as I noticed residue under the gas lid when the car got dirty from a drive today. So that meant the attendant spilled but quietly wiped off w/o me knowing . No more filling in Jersey unless I have to. Even then, I'll be watching the whole process from now on.
#28
I saw a special on TV years back about how many gas stations had miscalibrated pumps. Some are intentional and some just happen to be out of calibration. If you do a search, you will find some discussion on the subject.
I check my mileage with every tank of gas and I can usually predict quite accurately what my MPG will be for that tank of gas. When it's off by a lot - especially if it's more than my tank will hold - I never go back to that gas station again.
You were ripped off.
I check my mileage with every tank of gas and I can usually predict quite accurately what my MPG will be for that tank of gas. When it's off by a lot - especially if it's more than my tank will hold - I never go back to that gas station again.
You were ripped off.
#29
And I was cheated as I noticed residue under the gas lid when the car got dirty from a drive today. So that meant the attendant spilled but quietly wiped off w/o me knowing . No more filling in Jersey unless I have to. Even then, I'll be watching the whole process from now on.
#30
I guess my 4.77s are eating gas away lol
Ive actually ran out of gas, on the way to the gas station and had to push it. Filled up to just under 12.5 gallons
And you guys' MPGs are crazy, either the difference between an 8yr old AP1 w/ a decent amount of mods and shorter gearing just demolishes your MPGs or a lot of you dont have enough fun in your cars. The most ive ever gotten out of a tank of gas (running around with no bars showing) was like 260 miles on the freeway. City driving I vary between 16-22mpg. Lately its been pretty bad, a consistent 16-19mpg, but its also been consistently like 106 degrees and humid as hell down here in Texas
Ive actually ran out of gas, on the way to the gas station and had to push it. Filled up to just under 12.5 gallons
And you guys' MPGs are crazy, either the difference between an 8yr old AP1 w/ a decent amount of mods and shorter gearing just demolishes your MPGs or a lot of you dont have enough fun in your cars. The most ive ever gotten out of a tank of gas (running around with no bars showing) was like 260 miles on the freeway. City driving I vary between 16-22mpg. Lately its been pretty bad, a consistent 16-19mpg, but its also been consistently like 106 degrees and humid as hell down here in Texas