Posted by Texasmark1 on January 31, 2013 at 06:32:03 from (198.45.243.137):
In Reply to: OT Gas posted by pat sublett on January 30, 2013 at 19:06:03:
Don't know about the mileage, but my '11 Silverado fuel consumption readout is within a decimal point of what the meter on the pump says when I fill up....usually same pump, same station.
I will attest to the fact that when advertisers say X mpg and add "on gasoline" it is true that ethanol has less BTU's per gallon hence less mpg. Since my station has started using the E10 my mileage has dropped about 2 mpg driving the same route in the same manner.
Oh, and while we are at it, one day the gasoline delivery truck was filling up the tanks and I went over and shot a little bull with the guy. Question was about what fuel, and what additives does he put in it.
Answer was that in his truck he had about 870 gallons of alcohol and 9 x that of gasoline......E10. On additives, he said: THE CUSTOMER PUTS IN HIS OWN ADDITIVES AS I DELIVER TO THE GENERAL AREA, ALL SHIELDS, AND ONLY HAVE ONE SOURCE OF PRODUCT.........daaaa you think the guy with the cheapest price in town added anything anything to his tanks????????? To me, a little common sense says why? You'll never know whether he did or didn't and no additives help him to support his low price.
Soooo folks, that says we are at the discretion of our fuel supplier for what we get in our tank.......anybody wondering why fuel additives from the auto parts work?
That was an eye opener and thought it might be of interest to you.
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