VERIFY: Is it safe to keep the car running while pumping gas?

[@Cuhh346]

Well in nascar, they fill up the car while running

[@RafeedU]

Yes but fires from static is only like 1 in a billion and in NASCAR there is no static to be built up (no fur coats and getting in and out of the car)

[@delvictor7570]

Rafeed Ullah static fires have nothing to do with leaving the car running. That’s why this is so stupid.

[@thaddeuskyle572]

Why do you think they wear fireproof clothing?

[@jcg702]

@@thaddeuskyle572 because their build can catch fire due to the extreme conditions they run, also crashes can often lead to fires.

[@andrewreece3682]

They also where fire protective suites

[@jarrodreed9871]

Who else watched this after accidentally pumping gas while your car was on

[@bryannaweigand4354]

ME YOU READ MY MIND

[@caleblachner3762]

Omg dude I just did it 😂

[@xz3693]

No, I watched this because I was always taught to turn off the engine, and I was looking for a demonstration. If you leave your engine on, you are a total moron and should not be allowed to drive. OP included.

[@Zman44444]

@@jarrodreed9871 exactly. I haven’t done this, but you’re right. All of us shit n piss. We all make earnest mistakes. That’s called being human and having an interesting life. Food for thought... mid-air refueling. That boggles my mind more. A jet engine is nothing like a car engine in the sense of heat and power output. It’s blasting away like hell the whole time.

[@liloutlaw8140]

YESSS

[@apathy11303]

If you have a spark in your gas tank, you are blowing up no matter what--whether you're pumping gas or not, you're screwed. This video showed fires from static, and are combining it with leaving your car running even though they aren't connected.

[@kennethebel7726]

Pumps are submerged in a fuel-sending unit. There isn't enough air to create a fire within the tank. Sparks can and do occur within the tank.

[@daimenwhite2284]

I would like to point out, you are more likely to get in a wreck if your engine is running as well. We should probably turn it off then too.

[@slumpedboyb]

You funny dawg🤣🤣🤣

[@charliechan8063]

They said the warmth of the engine will ignite??? That’s just rediculous static yes but turn ur car off no it’s not possible

[@helenarichard]

I wonder how rare it would still be if everyone left their engines on from now on...

[@JohnSmith-sh1zg]

They showed the video where the guy was trying to kill a spider with a lighter and gasoline nozzle. I don’t think that was either a car running or static problem lol.

[@jordan-ts9xo]

LMAOOOO such an underrated comment, i was thinking the same shit.

[@delvictor7570]

Um no, a fire starting from your engine running is so unlikely it’s not even worth thinking about.

[@hursimear3408]

Murph Kilter but consider how easy it is to just turn off your car. Saves a tiny bit of gas too. There are three things to consider when evaluating risk, 1 how bad does the risk suck should it happen, 2 how easy is it to avoid, 3 how likely is it to occur. Yes it’s unlikely but the other two factors make it worth avoiding since it’s easy af and the severity of it occurring is life/severe injury threatening and damages your car

[@delvictor7570]

I disagree, I think the risk is so low that I am far more concerned about the wear it puts on my starter. As little as that is, I am way more concerned about that. Again, the chance of gas igniting is so low it’s not even worth thinking about.

[@ritmo6276]

Murph Kilter well survival of the fittest ... read into it, and swallow your pride

[@delvictor7570]

Rit Mo pride? It’s common sense. It’s like not flying in a plane because sometimes planes crash. Expect flying is far more dangerous than this. I fill gas everyday, I’ll extend the life of my starter thank you.

[@ritmo6276]

Murph Kilter lmao imagine caring about a starter more than your life , I’ve seen a cop give a guy a ticket for pumping gas with the engine on... but hey Darwinism at its finest 😂😂😂😂😭

[@James-ip5gz]

Wouldn't the static electricity ignite the fuel even when the car is off?

[@JB-qf5pn]

Yes, yes it would.

[@JB-qf5pn]

@Allison Hunter better not start your car after filling up if someone is still filling beside you....you should probably only use gas stations with one pump or when they are completely empty using that logic...do something to become more intelligent please.

[@mathewvanostin7118]

Lol i dont think any of us have a master degree in physical bio chemical fire ignation. So if authorities say turn off the engine when you pump. They must have a good reason why they say so 😂😂😂

[@michaelreale3647]

@@mathewvanostin7118 Don’t believe everything you see online bud, these people may have degrees but you dont know what kind of student they were. 60% is still a pass

[@PrincessTrunksBriefs]

The fumes from the gas causes fire. When car running while you pump the chances of igniting increases.

[@helenarichard]

I wonder how rare it would still be if everyone tried to leave their engine on...

[@cameronortiz1917]

"If the heat from the engine comes in contact with fuel" lmfao you apparently have no idea how an engine works. There's no danger in leaving your car running while pumping gas. Hence the reason this entire video is about static electricity.

[@Ikiissboys]

0:16 me watching this video

[@sgtstedanko7186]

Where I live it's cold asf. If we shut our engines off in the dead of winter we wouldn't get them started again. Just ground yourself to remove any static before grabbing the nozzle you'll be just fine fueling with a running vehicle

[@FizzDoesContent]

well it depends... But in my location its hot af... so its better off...

[@kastlekistler5905]

Did it for years at a car dealership. Fueled the cars while running. Nothing ever happened

[@Ken.-]

Because it's a myth.

[@joshuaholman1795]

the chances of static built up are slim because chances are you gonna touch something metal before you ever start pumping gas i.e. the little fuel door and lose static charge before you get your paws on the pump handle

[@ruthlessluder]

Yeah you think a fire chief will tell you otherwise? I've always done it with the engine on, nothing ever happens. And that explosion clip they showed, it most likely wasn't caused by the engine running.

[@ryry0074]

Exactly I’ve been doing it for plenty of years and that’s never happened

[@Hosebrain]

I'd guess that 20% of people do and that's a lot of fill ups on a daily basis and there are never cases of gas station fires because of it. Fire chiefs will tell you don't light candles or leave the kitchen while the oven is on too.

[@ilovesugar1329]

There has never been a fire from the engine running as far as I could find. Online says there have been 200 fires caused by static electricity at the pump catching gas fumes on fire. Most of these fires were from 1999 to 2002. There shouldn't be enough gas fumes in an outside area to catch on fire from static electricity especially the new gas capture pumps that put the aerosolized gas back in the pump

[@joshuaholman1795]

i dont aways turn the engine off but i do touch something metal before pumping to discharge static

[@Propheticpat]

S/o Chelsea for sacrificing her life

[@michaelcooper4175]

Who

[@kwp78666]

The engine running has no effect on static. And the exposed components that are hot while an engine is running remain hot for a good while after the engine is shut off. Refueling with the engine running is as safe as with the engine off.

[@CarRevvedGaming]

My father forgot to turn off the engine while fueling his 2014 Ford Explorer and nothing happened.

[@black_7s600]

Damn sad story bro

[@gohogs2277]

ShadowDark Pro our old Toyota Camry had 300k miles on it and we rarely ever turned it off when getting gas no problems

[@CarRevvedGaming]

@@gohogs2277 my father had a 2011 Toyota Camry, the mid range model and he abandoned the car which was a bad idea since it was even more reliable than the 3.5L V6 Ford Explorer

[@gohogs2277]

ShadowDark Pro those Toyota Camry last forever

[@Cultureshockcrew]

@@CarRevvedGaming where did he abandon the Camry. I’ll find it and show it a new life.

[@psychopathicunity]

I wasnt aware that 1 womans 2 cents was scientific verification.

[@JarrettGriff13]

😂😂.

[@mailderrick]

If it fits government agenda, it's scientific verification, whether correct or not.

[@minddweller]

ive never pumped it with the car off lol, the chances are about the same as winning the lottery

[@salamantics]

The reverse lottery: win nothing or lose everything

[@minddweller]

@@salamantics 😂😂 true i guess, just live life on the edge bro

[@braddivens5179]

@@minddweller Maybe you'll serve as an example to the rest of us. 😅

[@mysteryman447]

you don’t have to run your hand on the car body. simply placing your hand on the body will ground you and static would ignited it regardless of the car running

[@daimenwhite2284]

When I shut my door is when I discharge any static, as well as prevent the even bigger threat of theft.

[@LastCommodore]

I have never in my 50+ years seen a car combust at a gas pump. The odds must be very low.

[@Rhaman68]

Never in my 50 plus years of driving I have witnessed a car going over a cliff. Yet, it happens. What’s your point?

[@sabby123456789]

I was topping up the petrol tank today but the trigger of the nozzle could not be held in the pressed configuration. I used a station for right sided petrol tanks but pulled the nozzle over to the left side since that was the only one available for my car which was left sided. I had to keep my hand pulling on the nozzle tube because if I let go, the nozzle would fall out from the tube being pulled back to the right side since it was attached to an extendable string. I asked my mum to check how full the petrol tank was and she said almost 70%. Then I asked her if she turned the engine off and she said yes. As I was about to press the trigger on the nozzle, she told me that the engine was still on. I asked her why did she say the engine was off when it was not and she said she thought it was off. If I had pressed the trigger the petrol could have exploded and caused me severe burns because the engine would have been on. Even if I had let go of the nozzle, the nozzle would have been pulled out by the extendable string and the petrol would have sprayed or dripped on my hands and body since it would have been pulled back to the right side of the car.

[@jedifoo1420]

Ah the good old days when gas was under $3 😮‍💨

[@WolfgangBrozart]

Oh hey it's back under.

[@evanrobinson7657]

Your closed engine compartment is not going to significantly cool down enough to make turning off the engine worth it when you factor in the wear on the starter and battery. Also it's worth it for the heat or AC to stay on if the weather necessitates it, or electrical load from gadgets.

[@Strike5ive]

Who else’s just wanted to Look it up just to do it 🤣

[@FRANKPLAYZZ]

So I used to do this I did it because my alternator wasn’t working and if I turned it off it would not turn back on.

[@SIKWITBANKAI]

I feel that and that sucks

[@dale444ify]

I’m in the same boat did it work ?

[@trendnwin6545]

Pretty much the news station asked her to state the obvious and she succeeded.

[@Greasyman.]

Im still waiting for the explanation on why my engine running would cause a fire. Static has nothing to do with my engine running.

[@jackadogoff8677]

I never thought about it until now but your engines belts running against the pulleys has to build up a ton of static electricity.

[@ram89572]

The pulleys are metal. And connected to other metal parts that would be grounded to the frame of the vehicle. So no static would build that way. Static builds in you the individual, which can be discharged, resulting in a tiny spark that may ignite gasoline vapor. This video is both a lie by structure and lie by omission. They have taken 2 completely separate points and conflated them. Then they have given information regarding only 1 of those topics. The information regarding the other topic has been omitted. So because of that, the average person is going to accept both points as true even though they never explained even a single solitary reason as to how a running engine poses a threat. Let's think about it though. Your engine's spark is contained in a sealed area. No spark is open to the air. Your engine and exhaust remain just as hot for the amount of time that a fillup takes. So heat is not the concern here even though some parts might be enough to cause a flame if gas came into direct contact. But again that heat is the same whether the engine is running or off in that time frame. Now let's also consider this - vehicles enter and exit the gas station with their engines running constantly while other people are filling up. The engine running does not pose a statistically significant risk.

[@supderek]

@@ram89572 This was a helpful comment, thank you

[@Rapidfire556]

@@ram89572 agreed and if its accepted that you can discharge the static from your body by touching the metal of your car, then the static that may be generated by the car would be discharged in the same way.

[@ruthlessluder]

That fire chief needs to be fired.

[@taylorshort9324]

are people spraying the fuel directly on the engine because then i could see the argument for turning the car off before you fill other wise cars would just be randomly blowing up all the time its funny when people dont understand how cars work

[@nickblank5712]

pretty sure the engine will still be hot enough to ignite flames even after being shut off for 20 seconds

[@honestreviewer4864]

@@nickblank5712 bro your profile picture is funny as hell🤣🤣🤣

[@mailderrick]

Ok.. my 2 cents. If it is more common when cars are running in the winter..... could out be the dry air, which makes static electricity even more prevalent and not heat from the car stove the car is just as hot or hotter in the summer? Maybe it has nothing to do with the car running?

[@Olds_Pwr]

Listening to "professionals" speak about subjects they should know about is laughable, this woman is one of them. Been filling up for decades with vehicles equipped with both carburetors and fuel injection with the engines running.

[@trentvlak]

I keep my car running for a quick getaway in case one of brenda thomases sons tries to culturally enrich me while I'm pumping gas.

[@CristianEspinoza-f7r]

So this would only happen if you had static electricity and nothing to do with the car on or not

[@thatguy680]

I be pumping gas while on the phone, car running and smoking a cigarette 😂

[@Xlldl]

Ok but the first video was a fire from trying to kill a spider

[@Zvalgryn]

And the second one was a lady lighting that dudes gas pump on fire with a lighter.

[@walamo4796]

But who would use a lighter to kill a spider.... AT THE GASPUMP😂😤😂

[@googleaccount1132]

MORE LIKELY TO PREMATURELY WEAR OUT YOUR FUEL PUMP WITH AIR BUBBLES MIXING IN. FUEL ACTUALLY LUBRICATES THE FUEL PUMP,AND AIR BUBBLES CAN RUN THE FUEL PUMP DRY A FEW SECONDS AT A TIME. CAN SET CHECK ENGINE LIGHT TOO GAS CAP EVAP LEAK

[@darkzerk7]

My friend used to fill gas like that. It wont cause permanent damage but due to the air bubbles, the EPC light will activate and until the new gasoline mixes with the old there could be engine start problems for 2-3 hours. So I wouldn't do it.

[@EdwinLied]

Infinity I accidentally left my car on while putting gas I didn’t mean to I promise won’t do it again is it bad just doing it one time?

[@francesco1998]

Edwin Ramos I do it all the time and don’t have problems.

[@darkzerk7]

@@EdwinLied Probably not, but if you keep repeating it you will get a dashboard EPC notice on some cars (could put your engine randomly in limp mode due to fuel pump stress)

[@wonderkind08]

Bubbles are introduced into the fuel in the tank constantly by fuel sloshing around while driving. More importantly the fuel pickup is located at the bottom of the tank, so bubbles would have to defy gravity to travel downward to get sucked up into the feed line. I suppose if your car was upside down, then yes, it could suck up a lot of bubbles and air. But then again if your car is upside down you'll probably be more concerned about why it is upside down than your fuel pump being damaged. Chances of a running fuel injected vehicle catching fire are practically zero. Older carbureted vehicles significantly higher, but still very low.

[@seanphelan5408]

Pay attention to the signage

[@braddivens5179]

Who else is watching this after hearing AJ Hawk admit to leaving your car running while pumping gas on the Pat MacAfee show?

[@vincentwhite6707]

In the paster 3 years there has been a up tick in gas station pump 🔥🔥 so it's not as rare as you might think. An there right about sliding your hand on your car after you get out to disturb the positive change your body my have. With your car running the positive change is greater! Now there will not be an explosion 💥 but a 🔥🚒 car start faster. (As seen in the Video.)

[@ilovesugar1329]

I think it's important to remember it's technically possible but to call it "rare but real" is misleading. Maybe I'm wrong but there has not been a fire due to leave the car running while pumping gas at a modern gas station. Something else was going on in the video shown. I did some research and there have been 200 fires caused by static electricity at the pump it is said this is from the gas fumes in the air. However modern pump systems capture that gas so it's not released in the air so there should be no fumes to light. I'm pretty sure that's why gas pumps smell less gassy now a days

[@dylanzelkin8506]

Why wouldn't u ask an engineer who actually understands how a car works... U can leave ur car on, the odds of ur gas tank catching fire due to the engine are unrelated to whether ur car is on or off because there is the no functional difference in the way the car operates whether the car is being filled or not (because the ignition of the chemical reaction is in a closed system disconnected from the gas tank)... Also the engine temperature is not going to change significantly across the 10 seconds it takes to get out of ur car and start filling it up after uve had to drive it to the gas station... The static electricity is plausible but improbable at best, and it's unrelated to whether ur car is running or not...

[@VinierrhinoGaming]

Here’s some good advice, if your gas pump is on fire don’t pull the gas pump out it will spread the gas everywhere

[@edvictor_1185]

If you think about it this does make sense it’s physics I think , we for sure create sum type of static energy from getting in and out of the car .

[@Hosebrain]

God damn the amount of people who think leaving the car on at the pump is dangerous blows my mind. I've been asked twice in 18 years to turn off my engine at the pump. Even if you turn your car off the engine and muffler are still piping hot. The gas tank is usually located at the opposite end of the engine. It's an open air environment, so fumes dissipate almost instantaneously. Static exists with the engine off and on. I'd venture to guess that tens of millions of people around the country fill up with the engine on every week, and we almost never have instances of fires at the pump.

[@Gingerbitten]

They proved static electricity but nothing about the car running

Yes it is safe. Thats how cars were filled for years before it became a thing to shut off your car. Static buildup is the only thing to worry about and there has been less cases than what i can count on my hands

[@juanfrancisco962]

Theirs actually a sign in every pump I did not know that. I guess we learn new things every day

[@PNWTraveler]

How does having some lady say "Its true" verify any of that stuff? LOL

[@trinitywildcat]

Anyone who is actually thinking it's ok to keep their car running while filling up shouldn't be able to drive

[@theginger1187]

trinitywildcat explain what’s wrong with it?

[@trinitywildcat]

@@theginger1187 the car can catch fire. You are an idiot if you know nothing about this

[@justinslogar5770]

trinitywildcat no you’re dumb, if somehow fire from your engine got into your gas tank while pumping gas then it could surely get into your gas tank while you are driving. It just doesn’t happen or else cars would just be randomly exploding all the time.

[@theginger1187]

trinitywildcat bruh, what are you driving? Fords model T? If cars could just “catch fire” then I’d agree with you but we have smarter people than you designing engines now

[@seven_7748]

What if you have a diesel🤷🏻‍♂️

[@taqmobile]

You think everyone next to you stops pumping gas when you then start your vehicle to leave? This is an antiquated concept from when we had more old carbarateur cars that would spark more. Not really an issue since 1990. But again cars spark more during starting than running so you're more likely to blow up by turning your car off then back on They have proven that lit cigarettes being extinguished directly into gasoline wont even ignite it, so your hot exhaust pipe sure as hell wont do it

[@dulguun.s7041]

Very dangerous? No! I have been driving car for last decade. Probaby never shuts my engine off while pumping gas. Not only me, my people they dont shut. Very old cars could have this issue (30, 40yo) Maybe thats why some of us taught to shut the engine off. Now, odd is very very low

[@eddiesolis6915]

Just ground your vehicle like an aircraft😂

[@achievebig5315]

I was gonna say In fuels we hot refuel all the time lol 😂

[@eddiesolis6915]

@@achievebig5315 I refuel with gasoline and the truck stays on all the time. Been doing it for the past two years haha!

[@achievebig5315]

@@eddiesolis6915 I was doing Air Force Refueling…filled the planes while they were running…hot refueling

[@gowonclasp7249]

I know I shouldn't laugh but this is hilarious in some ways 😂😂😂

[@BCJackson1982]

I love how there’s no real proof, just more sheep telling others to just follow the signs. Why doesn’t the engine of the car behind me ignite my gas fumes while I’m pumping? Should they turn their car off too?

[@ya2440]

I fill up gas on my car when its on all the time. Nothing happens.

[@pineapplesplash9166]

We have all done it a few time even if we didn’t notice. I have seen people doing it.

[@bugzychavez869]

Will anything happen later down the line that has anything to do with electric

[@vursce]

bugzy Chavez no, nothing happens, ive done it before.

[@steve-owitdaevo9334]

It depends how much gas vapor is around

[@albertoguerrero1657]

Any body notice she grabbed the Diesel for a van

[@TallLittleElf]

It wasn’t diesel

[@nickblank5712]

tfw you're the dumbfuck, not her

[@albertoguerrero1657]

@@TallLittleElf ok couldn’t tell very well

[@zodspeed]

But they didn’t explain why leaving the engine on can start a fire. Static electricity is not related to your engine

[@Ramf3444]

Lmao lies the clip from the gas station fire in the video, is a clip from a man who tried to kill a spider with a cigarette... at a gas station.

[@fletcha7777]

Please go watch the episode of Mythbusters on this!

[@megatrinity8594]

This is for a friend not me 😅 but is it safe to drive afterwards you done this mistake ?

[@bearblack5459]

It's a liability issue

[@siriosstar4789]

The real question is WHY would anyone leave their motor running if you aren't driving it at a gas station or otherwise .?

[@loganbilbrey4275]

What if the car battery is not good and dies if you turn it off?

[@Chomper750]

Get a new battery.

[@PastorGooch]

Watching this after just fueling my car while it was running

[@jeffenriquez9929]

All the talked about was it starting from static electricity, not the engine running. Even with the engine off the fires would have happened. It didn’t explain how the engine being off makes a difference.

[@Username1o6]

Not the car engine. Bad report.

[@streetkid100]

What do u do on a day thats 40 degrees burning hot with dogs in the car?

[@judithfabian2473]

You open the windows part-way until you're done fueling! It's only for 5 minutes or so, and you'd be standing right there to keep an eye on them.

[@streetkid100]

@@judithfabian2473 good idea

[@defnotdan978]

Just yesterday my mom had just forgot to leave to turn off the engine, and I was still in the car, and she pumped fuel (note this was in winter) and nothin happened. Thank God I'm still here.

[@whifflesnappers9346]

You have a higher chance of dying when riding in the car. Filling up while the car is running isn’t going to do shit lmao. Give it a rest

[@DREQON2005]

Why would you leave your car running? I don’t see a purpose in leaving your car running while getting gas in my 40 years I’ve never seen anyone ever do this

[@Hosebrain]

So it stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

[@jasonvoorheesv1nce904]

Who else was told to search this up by their dad after pumping gas?

[@SuperTigerFoxUltra]

The first car on fire clip they showed was due to a guy trying to burn a spider with his lighter while he's pumping gas. I'm guessing the rest of the clips are from similar idiotic scenarios.

[@yoloswaggins5385]

Geeze i thought she was gonna tell us how rare it is. I feel lije static telated fires are a conepletely unrelated to the car running

[@camhollo1139]

My brother left the car running by accident and nothing happened so it’s not a definitive yes. I mean I did turn it off about 2 minutes after he started pumping but it was fine.

[@paulanthony4089]

That’s how the Hindenburg went down

[@GradyBaby13]

Should I turn my rug off before I walk on it?

[@TheSilentjoker666]

i love this comment lmao

[@Ace_of_Horns]

They said that static electricity from getting out of the car is the problem, not leaving the car running. Way to twist the facts. By the way I've never turned my car off while pumping gas and im still in one piece.

[@nepzski]

i seen a dude pull up to the gas station pump about 20 dollars of gas and left without turning it off

[@chrispewkreme]

If your engine running caused a fire while filling gas, it was gonna cause a fire while driving.

[@bassheadlife492]

So static doesn't work with the engine off? This is bullshit

[@lizzjackson5266]

I keep my car running all the time while pumping gas. Nothing has happened.... those are idiot putting the wrong fuel in their car while it’s running 😂

[@tylerjackson4168]

Static electricity has nothing to do with the engine running. I always always fill up with my engine running. Gas and deisel.

[@Dnariobeats1289]

I’ve seen people pump gas with car on

[@peachdaddi3709]

My job requires us to keep our truck running while pumping gas(diesel)🤷🏽‍♂️. Been doing it for years and still no BOOM 💥 🤷🏽‍♂️😂

[@reynosa361ify]

Thats diesel ma’am lol

[@Zman44444]

So hol up. Why tf are there signs all around at gas stations then? I’ve been reading comments and I am with you guys. I hear y’all out. I’m now just laughing at the thought of all these signs. What’s the purpose then? Anyone know?

[@dulguun.s7041]

One of them is they stop their car and forget to put it on parking gear. That happens lot compared to actually catching fire this way. I heard older cars like 70s or 80s much likely catch fire while pumping, but still the odds were extremely low.

[@93ChayZ]

Only happens when people drive their clapped out 1987 Lincoln up to the pump.

[@FloridaboyRay]

so my brother must have superpowers or sum cus he does this all the time and nothing happened

[@Gotwoh3ll]

How about diesel...

[@CM-nd7us]

“Disturb” dat static yall

[@Paladin1776a]

I guess... signs IS very important... You go home girl

[@Tylabans]

Lady wrong pump 😂

[@dino88888]

she just got free gas tho

[@hi-macsiii9039]

My step dad has always kept it on

[@hi-macsiii9039]

Nothing happened, machines in construction are still on while fueling

[@dvmixic]

“The heat from the engine” the fucking engine is already hot even if you turn it off 😂

[@johnr7910]

Ya so today i pumped gas while the car was on accident, more scared if theres more of a long term problem with the engine

[@jakethesnake4725]

There’s no long term damage, I have a diesel and I leave my truck on when pumping because diesel fumes don’t explode

[@kyletyra6257]

I have a Cammed Sport car that’s tuned and I ALWAYS PUMP GAS WITH THE CAR RUNNING. Does nothing to the car or engine. Just can’t have A phone, lighter or be smoking when pumping. 😂😂😂

[@gonzalocastillo749]

So how did bmw fill up their tanks mid drift 😂

[@josht1907]

RIP volvo 740