When you pump do you get the full amount or is part of your gas left in the hose?

Answer 1

You get the full amount and there is gas in the hose. The first bit you get is what someone else had paid for. You can get a little extra gas by lifting up the hose and letting it run into your gas tank at the end of the pumping. People will look at you like you are nuts....but hey, if your cheap like me......

Answer 2

Here's what I do. Go ahead and pump until you are done, then wait until the pump is off (you may have to depress the switch or replace the nozzle on the pump). Then flip the nozzle upside down and pull the handle and raise any part of the hose that's lower than the nozzle.

I figure this way I get every last drop I can.

Answer 3

Gas is in the hose all the time. After you pump, the full amount will be received by you. Gas in the hose will be the same as when you began.

Answer 4

if you let the pump run until the automatic cut off take effect, then it shouldn't. also if the pump has a lever that you have to move before you actually start pumping, then when you are done......move the lever back to the resting position.....pull back the gasoline nozzle so that you can see the end and squeeze the handle a time or two if you really want your monies worth you see a small stream come on out into your nozzle.......with you charging you for more gas.

YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE THE PUMP IS SHUT OFF OR INACTIVE or it will charge you for more gas.

Answer 5

This is the last thing to worry about. I personally measured gas at different stations, and the pump readings may differ as much as 10%. Once, they even managed to fit 14 gal into a 12 gal tank...

Answer 6

I dont think you have to worry about that because gas comes out the nozzel as soon as you close the lever and it stops as soon as you realease the lever. So no matter how much is left in the hose doesnt matter. As long as the meter reads while gas is flowing out the end.

Answer 7

The percentthey're refering to is the Chimney Pipe or the CPVC Exhaust pipe, not your inner ductwork. The condensate can not be allowed to settle interior the Chimney so as that they slope the pipe to assist drain it, whilst they try this the water or condensate many times is going to a small sump pump as condensate, in case you have valuable air con that still creates condensate and the condensate would pass to an identical small sump pump. The condensate would be pumped out to the sewer or out on the floor the two recommendations are ok. stable success

Answer 8

I assume this is a reference to filling a car up with petrol?

If so, then it is a possibility, however, since it will have happened to the person before you, you'll get the bit from their fill that you lose from yours, so it works out you don't lose any.