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I've often wondered why manufacturers don't just put the fill points on both sides of the car. Cost reasons?
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Both my Subarus (98 Outback and 06 Impreza) had fill up points on the driver's side.
I actually think the impreza said "FUEL DOOR ->" too, like the Festiva. IMO that whole cluster just looked cheap and nasty, the "fuel out" light was just a round orange LED... Idiot here didn't check when he bought his Falcon, got out of the car at the servo to find that I was now on the wrong side. Lucky the hose reached! |
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19-02-2010, 10:17 AM
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Mini Cooper S and XJ6 Jags just for starters Last edited by last fairlane; 19-02-2010 at 10:17 AM. Reason: spellig |
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