Abstract: A method of performing a fueling transaction via an application installed on a mobile device, such as a smart phone. One step of the method involves receiving at the mobile device a short range wireless initiation signal directly from a fuel dispenser. The wireless initiation signal contains information indentifying the fuel dispenser. In response to the wireless initiation signal, an application is automatically launched on the mobile device. Input is received into the mobile device from a customer, which is interpreted by the application to correspond to at least one selection made by the customer. Payment information of the customer is transmitted from the mobile device to a remote cloud server so that the transaction can be authorized. As fuel is dispensed from the fuel dispenser, at least one of fueling information and promotional information is received at the mobile device.

Abstract: A method of performing a fueling transaction via an application installed on a mobile device, such as a smart phone. One step of the method involves receiving at the mobile device a short range wireless initiation signal directly from a fuel dispenser. The wireless initiation signal contains information indentifying the fuel dispenser. In response to the wireless initiation signal, an application is automatically launched on the mobile device. Input is received into the mobile device from a customer, which is interpreted by the application to correspond to at least one selection made by the customer. Payment information of the customer is transmitted from the mobile device to a remote cloud server so that the transaction can be authorized. As fuel is dispensed from the fuel dispenser, at least one of fueling information and promotional information is received at the mobile device.

Abstract: In order to make a ground connection between a printed circuit mounted on the back of an instrument panel housing and the metal frame of an instrument within the panel, a flexible spring clip is fixed to a pin projecting from the back of the housing and has a pair of legs straddling the pin each terminating in a contact which conductively engage the printed circuit and the instrument frame respectively. An aperture in the housing allows one leg of the spring clip to extend into the housing adjacent the instrument.

Abstract: The armature of an electric motor driven pump has a casing comprising a first end cap covering the end turns at one end of the armature core with a plurality of integral axially extending fingers disposed respectively in slots within the core, the fingers having means wedging them in the slots to prevent radial outward movement and a hook on the end of each having a ramp surface sloping radially inward from the end of the finger. The casing further comprises a second end cap covering the end turns at the opposite end of the core with an outwardly extending circumferential flange engaged by the hooks, whereby the first and second end caps are clamped to each other and retained on the armature.