Today we will talk about an action that everyone who drives a car gets into the habit of doing. Turning off the ignition before refueling our car at gas stations… But is this really a necessary action?
In fact, most people do this with security concerns They do it and they are not wrong.
Turning off the ignition while refueling the car is both safe and for technical reasons is of great importance. Let’s go into a little more detail.
As we said, the first reason for turning off the ignition is security.
While the vehicle is running, the fuel system and electrical parts are also active. Considering that we are next to the fuel pump and of course at a fuel station, we are in areas where fuel vapors are dense. possibility of sparking has. Turning off the ignition reduces the risk of a possible spark and ensures fire safety.
There is another reason besides security.
While refueling, the vehicle For correct operation of the fuel gauge The contact must be closed. In most modern vehicles, the fuel level is read by sensors when the fuel pump is running. Refueling with the ignition on may cause incorrect information to be displayed on the vehicle’s fuel gauge.
On the other hand, it is necessary to take into account the possibility of a car that is not stopped moving when refueling.
The vehicle may move accidentally while the ignition is on. This is at the gas station accidents and injuries may cause.
So be the one to your vehicle. before refueling Don’t forget to turn off the ignition, make sure you have the correct fuel and get your receipt after the transaction.
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