Fuel fill

[Dav5942]

While filling at a Flying J last week we found the driverside(port) pump nozzle was too large to fit our fill. The passenger side nozzle fit fine. Did not get a chance to check other pumps, but was wondering if anyone had noticed this(our fills are the same size on both sides)?

[Dav5942]

While filling at a Flying J last week we found the driverside(port) pump nozzle was too large to fit our fill. The passenger side nozzle fit fine. Did not get a chance to check other pumps, but was wondering if anyone had noticed this(our fills are the same size on both sides)?

[rebelsbeach]

I'm thinking they're both the same size Dave....(on the pumps AND the coach).

I've had a time or two where I've had to wiggle with the nozzle to get it down the neck and I use a LOT of Flying J's.
Seems like those are the times I need to slow down and take a breath....read on!!

This last trip it was chilly and I was in a hurry and NOT thinking and stood in front of the pump when fueling.
Well, the pump kicked back and soaked the t-shirt,jeans and shoes I had on...so bad that I hustled in the coach and changed, then THREW AWAY the clothes.

Gotta be thinking all the time when you're around those high speed pumps...

[Dav5942]

Bob, we actually measured the nozzles and the port side was larger. The operator said it was to keep the gas coaches from putting in deisel-but does not make sense. They had a low sulfur sign but it should still fit, especially when they said all their fuel was low sulfur. Maybe it was just one pump!