It has to be positioned a certain way in order to pump gas properly, i.e. just straight in. It's a safety feature so that if you remove the pump by accident it stops pumping. In her case, she held the trigger and the whole nozzle unit in effect. Her arm wasn't steady so she moved it around, causing the pump to stop.

 

I like Sam's :thumbup:

 

I dunno if our gas places are like that around here. I never pulled the nozzle out while fueling as that would risk spraying my car with gasoline, but to me it seems like it would keep going even if I pulled it out.

But then again I have gone to fill up my tank and it would stop fueling even before it was full. I found out I had to leave the nozzle a little bit out, I guess it doesn't agree with my filler hole thing.

 

Don't make fun of us....we don't have Costco around here in Kansas or in Oklahoma (well...at least where he lives):sad: I didn't know what it is until Chris told me about 2 years agoh: h: h:

 

$1.85/gal


Damn. never seen it that high here. Highest was last week at $1.57

 

:chuckles: I'm just playin.

 

****ing A! why does everywhere else have the cheapest gas!


freaking 87 octane here 1.89 :down:

 

Gas is well over $2.00/gal here in Los Angeles. :down: :down: :down:

 

dont hate dom. there are many types of pumps. the one you described sounds complicated. h: :fawk:

 

Was she at least hot?