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The thread on Gasoline brands got me thinking. I remember in the mid 90's when my mom wouldn't go to a certain gas station because her car ran poorly on their gas. I also remember at some point in 2004 or 2005 when I put some in my truck that made it run kind of hinky. Since then, I can't remember ever having gas that didn't run well.
I assume it probably has to do with stricter EPA regulations, and also maybe some consolidation in the distribution of fuel.
So, when was the last time you bought bad gasoline from a service station?
It's happened to me once or twice, it's been years though. Typically the last bit of gas in the underground tank could have sediment or water mixed in with it before it gets refilled, but it's never caused me any engine damage. There are stories out there of people who have had their engines ruined by a bad gas mix though.
It's happened to me once or twice, it's been years though. Typically the last bit of gas in the underground tank could have sediment or water mixed in with it before it gets refilled, but it's never caused me any engine damage. There are stories out there of people who have had their engines ruined by a bad gas mix though.
In the early 90s I worked for a local garage which had several vehicles at once from a local seller with water in their tank.
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