QUOTE(lhwj @ Sep 7 2012, 08:10 AM)
Happened to me before a few times

Tissues aren't enough. You need to quickly find the watering can and basuh the affected area with lots of water immediately, or else the petrol will discolour your paint (like on mine

)
Oh do let us know which station and pump number so it we can blacklist it

Added on September 7, 2012, 8:13 amReduces your braking distance by half

Added on September 7, 2012, 8:19 amSo you stepped hard on the brake but the car didn't stop?

1) The backflow sensor located wrong place. If slow fill up it doesn't detect backflow as it should. This type of nozzle need to do fast fill up then only it will trigger

2) Its weird

more fuel goes in will reduce engine brake(keep the engine alive) to really cut off fuel supply, turn your key back to ACC position from ON(so you don't lock your steering). Now that is real engine braking

Don't wanna argue with those with OBD2, but engine shall not cut off fuel supply until shut down. If the cut off fuel supply did exist as TOYOTA suggested, then the problem will be when rolling downhill, if you step on clutch then engine mati straight away. No powah steering, no hydraulic brake, no ABS

i'd think when injector/ml 0 reading meaning not sending signal to the injector, but fuel being tarik by vacuum to keep the engine alive.
3) Brake jam 9 jor. 2 conditions:
A) got bubble inside brake lines
B) he hit the brakes too hard, tyre ady stop spinning, but momentum too hai keeping the inertia go on
Think its just plain unfortunate situation. Felt sorry for his loss though. Normally if car wouldn't stop, best is keep pumping the brakes whilst pull henbrek. If only pull henbrek will bcum gymkhana instead