Might be true on the Z4, however not true across all cars. My Mrs has an old Almera, arrow points to the drivers side, fuel cap is on the passenger side.bz4kev said:If you look at the petrol️ pump sign on dash there is a arrow pointing to which side filler is on
Why is the fuel filler on the opposite side of the car?
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mcbeee said:bz4kev said:If you look at the petrol
Only on my Highlander, not in the 911 and the M roadster. but I know where it is on them, the next trick is remembering where the button is to open the filler flap.
My 911 has the image of the petrol pump with the hose on the right. Not sure if that is coincidence though.
If the image of the pump is on the right (with no arrow) I think it indicates the filler cap is on the right. I'm pretty sure this is how it is in one of the cars I drive (work car maybe).pvr said:
Here's a YT video of static discharge igniting vapours at a gas station.
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That’s another one we saw at work.....there are also a ton of comments on YT about cellphones not having enough energy to ignite vapours. They don’t have a clue what they are talking about. If a device is “intrinsically safe” it has been tested and does not have enough energy to ignite flammable vapours or is completely sealed. Or both. If any were available we would have known about it being in the gas processing industry, and our plant mobile radios cost $1100 each and we’re intrinsically safe, so we’re our flashlights 
the quickest way to get fired and escorted off site was to take a cellphone or a cigarette lighter into a process area.
the quickest way to get fired and escorted off site was to take a cellphone or a cigarette lighter into a process area.