On Mon, 9 Dec 2002, Robert Keezer wrote:

> He said that Arco "put" more water in their tanks than Texaco did. At
> least, that's what he had heard. I asked him twice- yes, he said, the
> stations add water to their gas. I asked the reason and he said the
> stations were "allowed" to add water to the gas, but he had heard that
> some Arco stations added more .

I don't believe it.  Not for a minute.

I don't doubt that a certain amount of water is allowed to exist in
gasoline.  There's no way to keep all of it out.

I don't doubt that some stations end up with more water in their gas than
others, probably stations that sell less fuel.

But I seriously doubt a station would add it intentionally.  It would help
rot their expensive underground tank.

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