> Then my father suggested that I had water in the gas. His comment was
> "You should never stop for gas at a station when there is a tanker there.
> When the fuel is being filled into the tanks at the filling station,
> especially
> on humid days, water will mix in with the fuel. I thought everyone knew
that."
> I'm almost 30 years old and that's the first time I ever heard that.
>
> It just so happens that there was a tanker filling up the place when I
stopped
> to get gas. Live and learn.
>
> Terry L. Thompson
> '76 Spit 1500
> Maryland
Also, the process of filling those huge tanks stirs up the bottom sludge in
the underground tank (some of that stuff has been in there for
years/decades since the tanks never are emptied and cleaned) and you are
more likely to get other crude mixed-in with your gas.
Cheers
Keith Stewart
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