(NEXSTAR) – If you drive a car, you’ve undoubtedly pumped gas before (unless you only drive in a state that pumps your gas for you). Maybe you visited a simple pump with just one option, or maybe ...

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If you drive a gas-powered car, you know the drill when it’s time to refuel: You pull up to the pump, scan your card or go inside to pay with cash, put the nozzle in your tank and pull the trigger to ...

From trying to remember which side your gas tank is on to issues with the pump mysteriously clicking off, a quick fill-up isn't always straightforward. Fortunately, there are some reasons why the pump ...

Many gas stations host diesel pumps that can be easily confused with gas pumps. Pumping diesel into your gas car can wreak havoc on its systems, forcing you to call a tow truck and mechanic.

Most people treat a gas station pump like a vending machine for fuel — you drive up, swipe or insert your card, fill your tank, and drive off. But in that 90-second transaction, your debit or credit ...