5 replies on “Cutting it fine – a story without words”
Livin’ on the edge!
Yes. I uploaded these pics last night with a view to writing something on the train to London this morning but decided that words were unnecessary:) You can imagine the tension, the build up of the atmospheric music getting more and more frenetic the lower the number got on the dial.
I hate it when it gets to 50 km. The stress must have been immense!
I do this nearly every time. Its like a game I play to see how close to running out I can get without actually running out. I’ve filled over 70 litres quite a few times. Never run out yet (and yes, my tank is 70l).
What used to be annoying was those pump that cut out after £99. Back when Diesel was £1.45+ per litre, pump cuts out well before tank was full 🙁 #firstworldproblems
Funnily enough Dan I wasn’t stressed at all. It’s nothing compared to a network going down and having the whole company on your back to get it back up again!
It’s worth Jeep noting that the fuel low light doesn’t come on until about 10 miles out which doesn’t give you much notice to find a garage. I expect they think all Jeep drivers carry jerry cans of diesel on the roof rack.
5 replies on “Cutting it fine – a story without words”
Livin’ on the edge!
Yes. I uploaded these pics last night with a view to writing something on the train to London this morning but decided that words were unnecessary:) You can imagine the tension, the build up of the atmospheric music getting more and more frenetic the lower the number got on the dial.
I hate it when it gets to 50 km. The stress must have been immense!
I do this nearly every time. Its like a game I play to see how close to running out I can get without actually running out. I’ve filled over 70 litres quite a few times. Never run out yet (and yes, my tank is 70l).
What used to be annoying was those pump that cut out after £99. Back when Diesel was £1.45+ per litre, pump cuts out well before tank was full 🙁 #firstworldproblems
Funnily enough Dan I wasn’t stressed at all. It’s nothing compared to a network going down and having the whole company on your back to get it back up again!
It’s worth Jeep noting that the fuel low light doesn’t come on until about 10 miles out which doesn’t give you much notice to find a garage. I expect they think all Jeep drivers carry jerry cans of diesel on the roof rack.