GAS STATION TANGO... or waltz

[slowmover]

Originally Posted by dbj216

Sometimes there is a little arrow on the gas gage in our tow vehicles that indicates which side the filler pipe is on. Most are on the street side, but some are still on the curb side.

That little arrow may save someone dancing around fuel islands.

David

In the good old days the gas filler was behind the rear license plate.

[perryg114]

If you don't know which side the filler cap is on before pulling up to a gas station pulling an Airstream, PLEASE STAY OFF THE ROAD. I will not have a vehicle that has the gas cap on the right side of the vehicle.

Perry

[kb0zke]

We have a 40' MH and tow a Jeep Liberty. As you diesel drivers know, diesel fuel loves water, and diesel fuel is warmer after a day of driving than first thing in the morning. The water in the tank comes from the air in the tank, so I fill up just before arriving at the campground. There have been times when Jo Ann has had to unhook the Jeep and move it elsewhere.

If/when we switch to a diesel PU and Airstream the plan will be a little different. We'll go to the campground, get the coach set up, and then I'll drive back to get fuel.

[Jim Flower]

Originally Posted by benandbb

They also ask for zip codes which of course we don't have or wont work.

If you place two zeros in front of the numbers in your postal code, the machine will generally accept your credit card. Works for me. Example: postal code G6R 5K9, try 00659. Some how the credit card is linked to your mailing address so this seems to make it work. Jim



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