2 questions:
Do I press the inside level the whole time it's filling or does it just start filling after i press it and i don't need to press it anymore?
Also, i'd like to just fill the whole tank up, but im going to do debit and i dont know when to take the nozzle out i don't know how it's supposed to stop and i dont want the tank to overflow
Do I press the inside level the whole time it's filling or does it just start filling after i press it and i don't need to press it anymore?
Also, i'd like to just fill the whole tank up, but im going to do debit and i dont know when to take the nozzle out i don't know how it's supposed to stop and i dont want the tank to overflow
And my response:
Sometimes you have to hold it, but some of them have things that will let you prop the handle in the pressed position. It has to stay pressed the whole time either by you or the thing propping it. It shouldn't take more than a minute or two.
Every gas pump has an automatic mechanism that make the pump stop when the tank is full. As long as you've put the nozzle in the hole it will stop itself when it's full and it will not overflow. It'll make loud click and if you're holding it it'll suddenly feel limp- like it takes no pressure to press it. If you've propped it it will stop itself. Either way, you won't have to do anything except put the nozzle back.
Every gas pump has an automatic mechanism that make the pump stop when the tank is full. As long as you've put the nozzle in the hole it will stop itself when it's full and it will not overflow. It'll make loud click and if you're holding it it'll suddenly feel limp- like it takes no pressure to press it. If you've propped it it will stop itself. Either way, you won't have to do anything except put the nozzle back.
So there. And now, for your viewing pleasure:
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