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Originally Posted by Lazarus
Every thing you wanted to know. It's a little dated but you'll get the general idea. |
Interesting, but that is a lot to take in...
I've had the urge to do a little personal investigating on my own, especially with arguments that cheap gas stations pump less/inferior gas. It appears CA is like AZ: no temperature compensation...
It would still be neat to do a comparison of local gas stations at different times of the day.
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Originally Posted by Sandy
And I never buy if the filling truck is there.
I stirs up more of that bottom junk into the gas.
Let it settle out for awhile.
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While there may be some creedance to that statement, I assume pumps suck from the bottom of the tank anyways. Logically, they aren't pumping from the top...the question is just how deep do they go?
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Originally Posted by jjackstone
However this says that the Canadian(en?) consumers won their battle over temperature compensation. Yay!!
JJ
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Canadians "won" because retailers were the ones getting screwed. Canada is generally a cold place, so 1 gallon of gas there has more energy than usual. To prevent overselling gas, retailers fought for temperature compensation and won. Retailers = 1, Consumers = -1...
- Lost Cause