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COST EFFICIENT FILLING UP FOR GAS 4: Don’t fill up during fuel delivery

July 5, 2008 by ren  
Filed under Finance

Average gasoline prices in the US ($ 4.079 as of 23 June) dipped a bit from the previous week (about $0.003), but still more than a dollar increase from a year ago. The expectation is gasoline prices will continue to rise.

Fuel SaverWhile the fuel truck is pumping fuel into the gas station’s storage tank, sediment that normally builds up in the storage tank is stirred up. If you fill up while the fuel truck is pumping into the gas station’s storage tank, you might be picking up some of the sediment and transferring it into your car’s gas tank.

image from Microsoft Clipart, info source: Jose Cuaresma

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2 Responses to “COST EFFICIENT FILLING UP FOR GAS 4: Don’t fill up during fuel delivery”
  1. keith says:

    Check out this free calculator that will determine whether high(er) octane fuel will save you money, in the long run. http://tinyurl.com/57zdz5

  2. ren says:

    Thanks, Keith, for the visit & the heads-up.

    Really useful tooks for optimizing gas consumption.

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