Placement of direct objects in phrasal verbs

Rewrite the following sentence, correcting the mistake: "If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to fill up it?"

Rewrite the following sentence, correcting the mistake: "The car's ready. Can you pick up it before 5:00?"

Rewrite the following sentence, correcting the mistake: "The car? I'm planning to it drop off at the rental office."

Rewrite the following sentence, correcting the mistake: "There's something wrong with the headlights. I can't them turn on."

Rewrite the following sentence, correcting the mistake: "I can't stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn off it?"

Rewrite the sentence, replacing the direct object with a pronoun: "Please fill the car with super."

Rewrite the sentence, replacing the direct object with a pronoun: "Jane's going to drop the car off at the airport."

Rewrite the sentence, replacing the direct object with a pronoun: "It's raining and we can't turn on the windshield wipers."

Rewrite the sentence, replacing the direct object with a pronoun: "When you're sitting in a parking lot, you should turn the headlights off."

Rewrite the sentence, replacing the direct object with a pronoun: "Turn on the TV, please, so I can see the news about the accident."