I have to lift and hold the fill nozzle to pull it up tight against the top of the fill tube - otherwise gas sprays out onto the jeep by the time the auto shutoff engages. I do like the "no gas cap" fillers with the little sealing door. The nozzle fits just right in those (not available on Gladiator).
Must be huge differences in nozzles and/or trucks.
I went back to the funnel with the drip proof gas cans. Way to much work to use. Pop in the funnel, open the can, pour in the gas. Oh, and don't spill. Hate the drip proof. I try to find old gas cans at yard sales.
Combat Engineer School, Pioneer, U.S. Army, 1967, Ft. Leonard Wood, MO. Scratched into the wall above my bunk was a diagram very much like this. It had a year date of 1944, and appeared to define the appropriate means of successfully engaging with women in France....... I wonder if the author having survived the war became the father of "how to" hieroglyphics.....I have been a professional technical writer for over 15 years. It's my job to take complex, detailed information and distill it down into something that's easy for end-users to understand. Suffice to say, I pride myself on being able to comprehend even the most asinine jibberish that barely literate people call documentation.
All that said, I have absolutely no idea what the F- this is supposed to mean...
Or maybe became a father.......
it means you should not practise coitus interruptus in the truck bed while inflammables are stored there…..I have been a professional technical writer for over 15 years. It's my job to take complex, detailed information and distill it down into something that's easy for end-users to understand. Suffice to say, I pride myself on being able to comprehend even the most asinine jibberish that barely literate people call documentation.
All that said, I have absolutely no idea what the F- this is supposed to mean...
I've looked at it three times. I don't see anywhere that indicates up and toward the vehicle. It clearly looks like it's illustrating to pull directly out of the filler neck to me.
That reminds me of this warning we used to pass around when talking about fuel tank repairs for our cars -
Penetrate for 10 seconds, pull out, then read a book and medicate?I have been a professional technical writer for over 15 years. It's my job to take complex, detailed information and distill it down into something that's easy for end-users to understand. Suffice to say, I pride myself on being able to comprehend even the most asinine jibberish that barely literate people call documentation.
All that said, I have absolutely no idea what the F- this is supposed to mean...
The second nozzle image. It's pointing up and to the right. Presumably, if you're looking at the nozzle from that perspective, you're standing by the rear driver's side tire facing toward the front of the truck. Meaning... That up/right arrow is telling you to push the nozzle toward the truck bed.
Clickbait title baited me, so I'll take a stab having only read first post. Sorry if this is horribly off topic now...I have been a professional technical writer for over 15 years. It's my job to take complex, detailed information and distill it down into something that's easy for end-users to understand. Suffice to say, I pride myself on being able to comprehend even the most asinine jibberish that barely literate people call documentation.
All that said, I have absolutely no idea what the F- this is supposed to mean...
