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Mcgheejt
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MAY 20, 02:40 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Gall757:
When the fuel level is low and sloshes back and forth, the pump will get air instead of fuel...and make a lot of noise. If you drive conservatively, you can usually make it to the next gas station with no trouble.....this is a handy safety feature that I have utilized more than once..  |
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fierofool
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MAY 20, 05:35 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Gall757:
When the fuel level is low and sloshes back and forth, the pump will get air instead of fuel...and make a lot of noise. If you drive conservatively, you can usually make it to the next gas station with no trouble.....this is a handy safety feature that I have utilized more than once.. |
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If you put the pedal to the metal in each gear you can cause all the gasoline to run to the back at the fuel pump. When you're up to speed push in the clutch and coast for a while. Then do it all over again. 
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