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"Greg Carr" <gregpcarr@yahoo.ca> wrote in message news:K_kQi.40304$Da.8367@pd7urf1no...
>I was once hit by a car at a gas station. The woman backed over me. It is common for ppl to drive away 
>and forget to put the cap back on.

I may have done it once, many years ago.


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> "sharx35" <sharx35@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:0riQi.10204$GO5.589@edtnps90...
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>> "Richard Bonner" <ak621@chebucto.ns.ca> wrote in message news:feqi8h$kja$5@Kil-nws-1.UCIS.Dal.Ca...
>>> sharx35 (sharx35@hotmail.com) wrote:
>>> : > As for dragging the hose it can leave a rubber streak on the paint
>>> : > job of the vehicle and in my  experience it increases the chance of
>>> : > spilling gasoline on the vehicle.
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>>> : Well, my vehicle is WHITE and NEVER any marks. I have never spilled any
>>> fuel that way because the fuel : only flows when *I* pull the trigger on
>>> the control....nothing to do with the routing of the hose. One : shouldn't
>>> Start filling until the nozzle is all in and should remove the nozzle
>>> until trigger is off. : (sigh)
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>>> ***   This is true. However nozzles will contain some residual fuel and
>>> that may leak onto the finish.
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>>>   Also, if the pump is not an overhead type, the hose will get dragged
>>> across the car's trunk unless it is long enough to pass behind the
>>> vehicle.
>>>
>>> Richard
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>> What fucking idiots are we dealing with here? One pulls the hose out of the pump, lifting it at the 
>> same time. WHen it is fully extended, over the vehicle, one lowers it as one inserts the nozzle into 
>> the filler tube. There is NO DRAGGING the hose over anything. I have never in almost 50 years of 
>> driving and filling up EVER got ANY marks from hose.
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