Should You Fill Up a New Car with Gas?
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It is not necessary to fill up a new car with gas; here, it means stopping after the pump automatically shuts off ("clicking off"). Below are some issues related to overfilling the gas tank: Gasoline odor permeates the car interior: When the tank is overfilled, overflow often occurs. While driving, fuel may spill out from the tank opening due to movement, spreading everywhere. This spilled fuel can enter the car through the air vents, resulting in persistent gasoline fumes inside the cabin, wasting fuel, and posing health risks to passengers due to the unpleasant odor. Spark plug clogging and frequent vehicle issues: When too much fuel is added, the excess may flow into the fuel tank pipelines. This fuel, when mixed with dust, forms impurities, leading to degraded fuel quality and excessive carbon buildup. This affects the engine and other vehicle components. Additionally, some fuel may enter the spark plugs, causing clogging, which results in idling issues, engine shaking, and frequent vehicle malfunctions.