When attempting to resolve a fuel issue on a car, removing the gas tank is looked at as a last resort. It’s not altogether difficult, but it’s an annoyance that takes ages. Its location, usually ...

While it’s obviously impossible to keep your gas tank full at all times, it’s a good idea to fill up as often as you practically can in winter. And if you have an EV, keeping it charged (at least ...

Rust and corrosion in the fuel tank are issues that all enthusiasts will face at some point with a project car, whether you're fixing the neglect from a previous owner or dealing with your own car ...

Before we get into those cars with impressively big gas tanks, it's worth creating a frame of reference. On one side are the diminutive runabouts like the Mitsubishi Mirage and its 9.2-gallon tank.

No matter what kind of car you drive, gas pumps can tell when your tank is full. So how does the gas pump know when to stop? Gas pump sensor technology relies on a deceptively simple mechanism that ...

Unless you are keen on the idea of retaining a gas tank behind the seat inside the cab, installing a new tank in a pickup can be somewhat of a packaging nightmare. The only place is under the bed ...

From trying to remember which side your gas tank is on to issues with the pump mysteriously clicking off, a quick fill-up isn't always straightforward. Fortunately, there are some reasons why the pump ...