As in gasoline. For automobiles, not what happens when someone eats too many beans, or gorges on probiotic foods without first working up to it.
Anywhoo, I may have posted before when I was still south of the 49th parallel that I avoided certain gas stations because of issues with filling up. Even though the tank was still empty the lever on the gas handle would click repeatedly, making it take forever to fill up, and making it uncertain whether the tank was actually full until I started up the engine.
After moving to the Land of Tim Hortons, I go to a specific gas station that worked great ie. the lever only clicked once and only when the tank was full. Until this morning, that is. The R's tank (62.0 L) was almost empty, though the warning light hadn't come on. What happened? Well it clicked at 33 L. Eh? While that in itself wouldn't have been so bad, ignoring the fact that half-full isn't what I consider even close to full, the issue was that the lever never clicked again -- even after gasoline was spilling out and overflowing down the paint.
Ugh.
I wonder if something is wrong with the R's gas level sensor or something?
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