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RE: exhaust smell
ORIGINAL: zukidragon
I run 93 but every once in a while you get the crap at the bottom of the tank before they refill. I had a Focus and I had to change stations because of bad gas.
I run 93 but every once in a while you get the crap at the bottom of the tank before they refill. I had a Focus and I had to change stations because of bad gas.
Yeah, you NEVER want to get gas at a station where you see a tanker truck filling the tanks......it stirs up all kinds of crap that will only cause problems. It's better to wait and then fill up.
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