Post sandy gas quality

red6spd · 11-14-2012, 01:21 PM

As long as you stay away from stations that were submerged under water you should be okay, water settles at the bottom of the tanks and the pickup is floating so is rare that you will pump in gas.

AlexRaymond19 · 01-24-2013, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by red6spd

As long as you stay away from stations that were submerged under water you should be okay, water settles at the bottom of the tanks and the pickup is floating so is rare that you will pump in gas.

Also avoid filling up any place that is currently or just recently got refilled... It stirs up all the sludge and nasty things for you engine and you are more likely to have issues

Not all gas (and gas stations) are created equal, would you feed yourself garbage out of the trash to save a few buck?

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