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Originally Posted by glenhaven
The sludge would be more concentrated when the tank low on fuel? I think the sludge kind of sticks to the bottom of the tank and it does stir up when you drive – if you are low on gas it seems that the residue in the gas would be more concentrated.
I do not know every thing -- I was just reading a passing on info -- thanks for the input -- I can not afford to let mine get low -- S/C
And what do you think about the gas station issue?
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I'm on the fence about the gas station issue. I can see it being a problem at older gas stations, but most newer stations must know this is an issue. Like everything I would think that the 'technology', even for gas station tanks, would be improving over time. I thought I had read or heard somewhere that when the tanker truck drops the fuel it doesn't go into the exact same tank, or a different chamber of the tank, where the gas pump is pulling from. Therefore eliminating or reducing the amount of sediment floating around to be pumped into your vehicle. I looked around this morning, but couldn't find any information regarding that subject. Maybe I just dreamed it up.
Jeff