The gas stationed used reg. gas!
You might be interested to know that there have been posts on this site in the past from owners who have used ONLY "regular" fuel in their S2000s for MONTHS because they were being cheap. They have not reported their engines falling out of the car yet. They just don't produce as much power as the rest but I highly doubt that they "drive it easy" all that time.
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What about those station with one pump and you select the grade by a button. How do u know its functioning properly? Or maybe reprogram to give out the same octane. Wonder also if the person ahead of you filled woth regular. Is there reular in the tube before in prem comes out?
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Originally Posted by WPS,May 3 2005, 09:39 AM
What about those station with one pump and you select the grade by a button. How do u know its functioning properly? Or maybe reprogram to give out the same octane. Wonder also if the person ahead of you filled woth regular. Is there reular in the tube before in prem comes out?
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"Life is like a box of chocolats. Every once in a while, you get a lump of shit." Are you going to stop buying chocolats?
This is the EXACT reason I KIRRRKKKKK out whenever I hear there are states that dont let you pump your own gas. I know that there are
ing imbeciles out there that can't follow SIMPLE directions.
I know it's not that big of a deal that the car is running regular gas, but what I'm kirking about is the sheer stupidity of the gas station employee...
I know it's not that big of a deal that the car is running regular gas, but what I'm kirking about is the sheer stupidity of the gas station employee...
Originally Posted by srlmartin,May 3 2005, 02:34 PM
Hey:
Be glad your not me. I went to fill up, and got a tank full of water. $700 in repairs, and almost 1k miles later the check engine light is still lit from time to time.
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Be glad your not me. I went to fill up, and got a tank full of water. $700 in repairs, and almost 1k miles later the check engine light is still lit from time to time.
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HOW??? HOWWWWWW does one do that???? Did they fill up their pumps with water or something??
Man that sucks...


