How many of you do this?
Ok in another forum it was mentioned that your fridge should always be turned off while filling up at a gas stations. Reason being open flame from LP tank. We have been pulling a camper for the best p...
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dieseltruckdriver wrote:fj12ryder wrote:Turtle n Peeps wrote:Much of what you're referring to is only applicable to a certain state. Guess which one? You guys got the charcoal canisters and recovery boots, whatever those are, long before anyone else did. And yes, you can still get whiff of gas fumes at many stations around here. Gosh, just makes you wonder if all these stations should check with you or just shut down? :)
LOL, aaaaa it's an EPA law so I don't have to visit every gas station in the us.
In fact all vehicles come with a vapor recovery system now so the EPA is going to do away with the recovery boots at the pump.
Tech has passed you up too I see.
+1.
Lots of states in this part of the country have never had them, and never will. It wasn't EPA, it was your state.
It had noting to do with my state. 29 states required a stage II system. If you pumped over a certain amount of fuel they required a stage I system.
The EPA did away with or are doing away with the stage II requirement because of the on board systems that vehicles had since the early 2000's.
Show me several RV news stories where they caught on fire while refueling and I will believe you about the vapors. Hyperbole on.
