How to Solve Fuel Overflow When Refueling?

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SanKatherine
07/29/25 5:12pm
Fuel overflow when refueling can be resolved by the following methods: 1. Gasoline: Use a broom to disperse it, isolate the area, and keep people and vehicles away. It will evaporate shortly. 2. Diesel: Use fire sand to cover the spill, sweep it back and forth to absorb the oil, then place the oil-soaked sand under direct sunlight on a concrete surface to dry. Refueling precautions: 1. Refuel in the morning or evening when temperatures are relatively lower, as the same volume of gasoline will have better quality. 2. Avoid filling the tank completely when driving in the city, as it increases engine load. 3. Do not wait until the tank is empty to refuel, as insufficient fuel can damage the fuel pump and shorten its lifespan. 4. Avoid refueling during thunderstorms, as the fuel nozzle may introduce stray currents into the fuel tank, increasing the movement of unstable gasoline molecules and posing fire or explosion risks.
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