Key Points
- Refilling gas in Roadside Research requires purchasing the correct fuel type before interacting with the pump.
- Players must manually equip and pour fuel into pumps for the refill to register.
- Monitoring the barrel’s fuel meter ensures efficient refilling without wasting resources.
While playing Roadside Research, tasks are straightforward and do not require much brainstorming. However, refilling gas is one task many players get stuck on. In this guide, we will go over how you can refill gas without any hassle.
How To Refill Gas in Roadside Research
In Roadside Research, you run a gas station, which obviously requires you to refill the gas to sell. But if you are getting stuck on this task, follow the steps below:
- First, head over to the shop to buy the gas canister of fuel, which is running low. You have to pick from 87 Octane, 89 Octane, 93 Octane, and Diesel.
- After buying the specific barrel, equip it in your hands from the inventory and head over to the gas pump, which is running low.
- This is the step many players miss out on. With your barrel equipped in your hand, press LMB to start pouring into the pump.
- You will notice a circular meter at the top of the barrel. This signifies how much fuel is left in it. Once empty, equip another barrel and repeat the process to fill the pump further.
By following these steps, you will be able to refill gas at your Roadside Research gas pump.
FAQs
Where do you buy fuel barrels in Roadside Research?
Fuel barrels can be purchased from the in-game shop, where different octane types and diesel are available depending on your station’s needs.
Why won’t the gas pump refill in Roadside Research?
If the pump isn’t refilling, make sure the fuel barrel is equipped in your hands, and you are at the right pump before interacting with it using LMB.
Can I refill multiple gas pumps at once in Roadside Research?
No, each pump must be refilled individually using the specific fuel barrel from your inventory. However, you can get different types of barrels to fill accordingly.
