How long your car will last depends to a large extent on the quality of gasoline, and your financial situation depends on its price. Refuel wisely and you get good fuel at a reasonable price.
Instructions
Step 1
Refuel only in places you have personally verified or recommended by your friends and acquaintances. Otherwise, you risk buying low-quality gasoline. Look for a few well-recommended and tested gas stations near your home and work. Make it a rule to refuel on them whenever possible.
Step 2
Determine the type of fuel for your vehicle. The recommended brand of gasoline is indicated in the instructions for the car. If there is a DT mark on the fuel filler flap, then you need to fill up with diesel fuel.
Step 3
Drive up to the dispenser at the gas station on the side of the car on which the fuel filler flap is located. Be careful, stop close enough, but do not hit the speaker. Please be aware that smoking is strictly prohibited at the station.
Step 4
Report the required amount and brand of gasoline to the petrol station at the station and go to the ticket office. After the fuel has been paid for and filled, remove the pistol from the fuel filler flap, close it. If you leave the door open, and even the smallest spark gets into the gas tank when driving through it, it could catch fire. In the best case, debris and dust will get into the fuel.
Step 5
Refuel yourself if there is a self-service station. Remove the gun from the holder on the column, insert it into the neck of the tank. Press the lever and watch the number of poured liters on the scoreboard. Feeding will stop automatically.
Step 6
Try to save fuel. Proper car care can contribute to this. You need to ensure that the pressure in the wheels does not drop and you should monitor their overall adjustment. Remember that transporting large loads and using an air conditioner will increase fuel consumption. Try to switch the pedals less often, while more gasoline is spent. To do this, avoid driving during hours when the roads are congested with traffic. Keep in mind that fuel consumption increases as speed increases.
