03-11-2014, 06:42 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Originally Posted by Skippy
We had that problem with a station in Carson City. Word got around to not buy there. That place no longer sells gas. I don't know of any other field tests except maybe pumping a sample into a clear container and letting it sit to see if water collects at the bottom.
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Thank you for the advice. Perhaps there is room for someone to develop and create an at the pump test for water. These engines are not made to run on water and the potential for damage is of concern. For the price per gallon they charge, one would think they would guarantee water free gasoline.
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