by wants2laugh Sun Jun 03, 2012 5:24 am
i usually go to the same one.
Red, the reason for that is the possible mixing of gasoline in the tank. I dont know if it is still true for the "newer" cars (like the last 15-20yrs) that have fuel injection. When it came to carborators which were replaced by fuel injection, the different gases could cause problems. engines work with air/gas missing or something like that... and mixing the gases changes the consistency or something. Plus different brands/octanes have different levels of possible sediments and flow rate.
but keep in mind, my family owned a body shop.. so this is stuff im just throughing out there... im not a mechanic.
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