Diesel and gasoline engines operate differently, requiring specific fuels to run properly. Gas stations use different sized nozzles to prevent mix-ups. However, a smaller gasoline nozzle can still fit into…
Have you ever attempted to start your car after getting gas, only to find that it absolutely will not fire or stay running? If so, you know that the resulting…
After filling up at the pump, you twist your gas cap back on without a second thought. But that small part plays an important role in containing fumes and maintaining…
Gas. It’s on everyone’s mind these days, and for good reason. Prices are going up and there’s no end in sight, from what I can tell.* So, let’s say you…
Vehicles face extreme high and low temperatures. While most of us worry about overheating, freezing also threatens multiple fluids. The truth is, no two automotive fluids freeze at the same…
While flex-fuel might not be a new thing, it is gaining popularity, and many people still don’t know what it is. Should you be looking for a vehicle that uses…
While it’s unlikely that you’ve intentionally poured bleach into your own gas tank, it’s not unheard of for people to try and get back at someone they don’t like by…
Pouring sugar into a gas tank has sometimes been shown in movies and TV shows, but does it actually damage engines in real life? This article explains the effects of…
Water and gasoline don’t mix. Moisture in your tank ruins fuel quality, causes corrosion, and leads to pricey repairs. Unfortunately, condensation and station pumps allow water to infiltrate easily. Whichever…
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