of course it is. it needs gas to move, to start, and to run
I think so; a fire could be started if you ran your car while pumping gas, so it's just common sense not to do it. many newer vehicles have a fuel tank pressure sensor that will trip the check engine light if the gas cap is loose, leaking, or removed while the engine is running
Pull the fuse for the fuel pump while the engine is running.
Running out of gas, timing chain breaks.
Out of Oil Out of Water Out of Gas Dead Alternator
If it is just coming on while you start the car and then going off while the car is running, that is normal. If it is staying on after the car is running, it could be that the cap to your gas tank is not completely closed. The cap has to click atleast 3 times when you close it. I have had this problem on mine before.
If you have a motor other than the car such as a lawn mower in the trunk it smells. Also if you just got gas it smells.
The remote just connects the starter selenoid with the battery, when it completes the circuit, the engine starts and will run until it runs out of gas or the engine is disabled.
yes
blockage in the fuel lines or fuel filter is a possibility restricting fuel flow when there s no pressure in the fuel tank.
It is because you are leaving your car running while pumping gas into it, if you didn't notice how everyone else at the gas station turns their car off, you should, it is dangerous to do so and you should discontinue no matter what car it is you are fueling or whether it is acting right or not about it. their is a chance you could blow your car up, and the gas station along with it...
You will use more gas when your air conditioner is running.
If you run out of gas on the highway you could be hit by another car. If you run out of gas just around a bend you could also be hit by another car or cause an accident whne another car swerves to avoid hitting you.