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Pumping Gas when Storage Tanks are Filled -

Find out if it's okay to fill up gas whie storage tanks are being filled. David Rizzo, fuel economy expert,...

Pumping Gas when Storage Tanks are Filled -

Find out if it's okay to fill up gas whie storage tanks are being filled. David Rizzo, fuel economy expert, explains how to save money on gas.

Added: 8/3/09

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Gas gets pumped from the bottom of the tank anyways. This is BS.

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Pumping Gas when Storage Tanks Are Filled

Host: Is it okay to pump gas when the storage tanks are being filled? David Rizzo: I wouldn't and here is why because when those tanks are being filled by the gasoline trucks, they are creating lot of sludge and dirt that's on the bottom on those tanks. Those tanks are empty in the first place otherwise the truck wouldn't be there. So, when they are dumping in tons and tons of gasoline and thousands of gallons it stirring up all the sludge in the bottom of the tanks. If you are filling up at the same time, that sludge is going to end up in your tank. So, no I wouldn't. I would go to another gas station. I wouldn't necessarily come back on a different day and make a long trip because then you are wasting a little gas, but if you see the truck in the lot, move on to another gas station.

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Host: Is it okay to pump gas when the storage tanks are being filled?

David Rizzo: I wouldn't and here is why because when those tanks are being filled by the gasoline trucks, they are creating lot of sludge and dirt that's on the bottom on those tanks. Those tanks are empty in the first place otherwise the truck wouldn't be there. So, when they are dumping in tons and tons of gasoline and thousands of gallons it stirring up all the sludge in the bottom of the tanks. If you are filling up at the same time, that sludge is going to end up in your tank. So, no I wouldn't. I would go to another gas station. I wouldn't necessarily come back on a different day and make a long trip because then you are wasting a little gas, but if you see the truck in the lot, move on to another gas station.

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