
When the vehicle enters the station, guide it into the refueling position. Ensure the vehicle is stationary and the engine is turned off before refueling. Confirm the type of fuel and the amount to be refueled. Open the fuel tank, have the customer confirm, and input the refueling data as per the customer's request. Insert the corresponding fuel nozzle into the vehicle's fuel tank, and after confirming everything is correct, open the nozzle to start refueling. Once refueling is complete and confirmed correct, retract the nozzle. Tighten the fuel cap and close the fuel tank cover.

Having driven for over a decade, refueling is something I can do with my eyes closed. Drive into the station and find the fuel pump corresponding to your fuel tank's position, aligning either the passenger or driver's side close to the nozzle. After turning off the engine, don't forget to open the car window, especially in summer when you should turn off the AC. Insert your card or ask the attendant to input the amount, then press the fuel tank cap button or manually open it with the key. Insert the nozzle all the way, squeeze the trigger to fill slowly while watching the pump's numbers, stopping automatically when it clicks off for convenience. If paying cash, you'll need to stop manually—avoid rounding up to prevent overflow. Hold the nozzle for a few seconds after removing it to prevent dripping, and ensure the cap is tightly closed with a click. Finally, pay, grab the receipt, and leave—the whole process takes about five minutes. A veteran driver's reminder: Don't use your while refueling, and never forget to close the fuel cap!

As a car blogger, I've documented the most cost-effective refueling process. Choosing the right gas station is crucial, as discounts are often available on Tuesdays and Fridays. Before entering the station, observe the pump positions in advance to avoid dangerous last-minute lane changes. Ensure the engine is completely off; for vehicles with auto start-stop, press the start button once more. When opening the fuel tank cap, pay attention to differentiate between regular gasoline and ethanol gasoline grades, as mixing them can damage the engine. I prefer using the medium speed setting on the fuel nozzle, as faster speeds can lead to more fuel vaporization and waste. After the nozzle automatically stops, avoid forcing more fuel in, leaving space in the tank for fuel expansion. Using app points for payment is recommended over cash for better savings. Finally, check for any fuel leaks around the filler neck before leaving. Following these steps can save you over ten yuan per refueling trip.

For beginners, don’t be nervous when refueling—just follow these three simple steps. Step 1: Preparation—Before entering the station, check the fuel gauge dashboard; the small arrow indicates which side the fuel tank is on. Turn off the engine, lock the car, and bring your wallet. Step 2: Operation—Tell the attendant whether you need 92 or 95 octane gasoline, then open the fuel tank cap (the button is usually on the left side of the driver’s seat or requires turning the key). Insert the nozzle all the way and hold the trigger. Beginners are advised to watch the amount and stop at a round number. Step 3: Wrap-up—Return the nozzle to its slot, tighten the fuel tank cap until you hear three clicks, and check the receipt amount. Safety reminder: No smoking or playing with fire at the gas station, and avoid wearing or removing synthetic clothing in the car to prevent static electricity. For your first time, you can practice in the self-service area, or seek help at older stations where attendants are available.

Yesterday at the gas station, I saw someone make a mistake in operation, so I quickly share the safety procedures. The vehicle must be completely turned off with the handbrake on, and electric vehicles need to pay extra attention to turning off the power. When refueling, be sure to stay away from mobile phones and electronic devices, maintaining a minimum distance of three meters. Before opening the fuel tank cap, touch the metal body of the car to eliminate static electricity, which is especially important in winter. When holding the fuel nozzle, ensure that the nozzle is fully inserted into the fuel tank opening to avoid gasoline splashing. Stay by the vehicle throughout the refueling process, and immediately press the emergency stop button in case of any leakage. After refueling, don't rush to pull out the nozzle; wait for the residual oil drops in the hose to fall back before removing it. Finally, around the car to check the fuel tank cap and any oil stains on the ground. These details can prevent 90% of accidents.

As an environmentalist, I pay special attention to these details when refueling. Choose a fuel dispenser with shorter queues to reduce idle emissions, and turn off the air conditioning ten minutes in advance to save fuel. It's recommended to use fuel cards or mobile payments to reduce paper waste. Only refuel as much as needed; filling up increases vehicle weight and fuel consumption, and can easily saturate the activated carbon canister. Check if the fuel gun recovery device is functioning properly, as gasoline vapors must be recovered to reduce pollution. When paying, actively decline plastic bags and use your own water bottle instead of the bottled water offered by the gas station. Before leaving, check the seal of the fuel tank cap to prevent evaporation and save money. These small habits can save 5% on fuel costs every month!


