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• #67302
Fill to the first click plus nearest round litre. Check mpg with every fill.
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• #67303
New car toy
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• #67304
When I was skint I’d put 20-40 quid in, always fill the tank now and reset the trip to check mileage per tank.
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• #67305
My local fuel station is pre-pay only which is irritating when trying to figure out roughly how many litres you need (the analogue gauge is very pessimistic) and how much that's likely to cost. Thankfully most nearby stations offer pay-at-pump, in which case it gets filled.
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• #67306
Had this across 5k miles in America on the Harley because we didn’t have a US credit card for pay at pump.
Super annoying when you’re trying to brim it to make sure you cover distance.
Had to walk in, queue, over pay, fill it up then go back in for change.
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• #67307
On the talk of fuel, picked a place near where I work on the way to Sheffield today and drove straight in no queues. £1.40/l for diesel tho. Not even the fancy stuff.
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• #67308
Apparently its SE England that has the most panic buyers. (Fuel shortages)
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• #67309
Fill to the first click and round up to the nearest pound. I die a little every time I overshoot and end up with a total like £62.01
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• #67310
There’s a rude 90s Ghibli like the one on here in the opening crashbangwalloping of the new Bond film.
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• #67311
Had this across 5k miles in America on the Harley because we didn’t have a US credit card for pay at pump.
Every time I go back.
Swipe card
"Please Enter ZIP code"
GAAAAHHH!!!
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• #67312
When you buy clunkers like me, you don't want to end up selling the car with a full tank of fuel 😁
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• #67313
Exactly this. Fucking infuriating
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• #67314
Guys - when in the US with a UK card and it asks for the ZIP just press “99999”, lady on the NY Metro told me that and it works in every petrol station I’ve used since.
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• #67315
Aye @badboybjorn 's no?
Producers clearly got some hype off car forums before sourcing one.
Still the finest masterpiece of Gandini (sic car) on LFGSS imo.
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• #67316
Used to be 00000 but that stopped working about 8 years ago. I shall try that next time.
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• #67317
Ffs
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• #67318
Back when I had a stripped out 182 I used to keep the tank with as little in it as was practical. My thought being why drag around extra weight I don't need? Better for every area of performance, including economy.
These days. To the brim every time, but still drive and prefer smaller lighter cars.
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• #67319
No one thinks about the added wieght and that fuel evaporates
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• #67320
No one ever fucking notices either, it’s the public highway not F1.
Sorry, that sounded mean, but you know, bit daft innit.
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• #67321
Car thread survey - I always fill the tank to the brim when I refuel, never occurred to me not to do so. Who else does this, and who is shaking their head thinking “no mate, £30 every time”?
At 17mpg? £30 wouldn't even get me to the end of the road. Full tank every time. Given the car weighs over 2 tons, there's no point in doing anything else.
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• #67322
You can't beat stupid. They'll just drag you down to their level, and then beat you with the benefit of their experience.
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• #67323
FWIW, my car is just over a tonne and the difference between an empty and full tank would be around 3-4% weight. Doubt many people would notice that on public roads. To be honest I don't even notice a difference with a passenger. Though I guess there's not that much performance to inhibit in my case.
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• #67324
What, it is not about racing to the next light and living quarter mile at at a time?
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• #67325
Ha! What is this guy, sandwich crazy?
Always fill it, why wouldn't you.