Help; 4running out of fuel

ALSO - The guys on here that are giving you a hard time are also the same people that would stop and be happy to help you out. They are not trying to chase you out of the forum, rather they just want you to learn form your mistakes. Feeling like an idiot and having people reaffirm that can be a very powerful motivator :)
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Kind thanks for the suggestion, and I'll admit I did kind of asked for it, pretty stupid of me.

Fast, you learn, young Jedi. Stick around.

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That is something I never thought about. I usually have some kind of emergency backup supply of something in my vehicle (blanket, first aid kit, work clothes, etc) why not have extra money?

Kind thanks for the suggestion, and I'll admit I did kind of asked for it, pretty stupid of me.

Finally! We don't do this for our health lol. You did ask for it and these guys will go out of their way to help you but first you needed to realize you were screwing up! Good luck!
 
When I was young I had an old 52 Chevy pickup. When I would drive home from school I would regularly vapor lock the engine. As I coasted to a stop on the side of the road, I would think to myself I need to replace the cap on the fuel tank. The next day the same routine. You learn by mistakes sometimes it takes a while.
 
when i read 0 miles on the mileage estimator in regards to fuel, i can fill up with SUPPOSEDLY 3 sometimes 4 gallons left.. i'm not gonna lie tho... my gas tank skid is pretty beat up and dented.. but i am not leaking fuel
 
This stirs up next question:

How will you intend to buy tires when it needs to be replaced?

Do you service the oil change on time?

Car is like a human, you let it starve, health deteriorates. You feed it well and give it what it needs, you'll have a 300,000 mile car.
 

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