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Natural degradation process of fuel over 12 months - The inherent instability of fuel is a given fact of life. Just like other organic fluid, fuel quality will rapidly deteriorate. Fuel quality and chemistry are affected by transportation, storage and the result of factors such as oxidation, water, microbial contamination, incompatible additive packages, etc. Repeated exposure to the heat and pressure of engine systems significantly accelerates the breakdown of fuel quality.
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Natural degradation process of fuel over 12 months - The inherent instability of fuel is a given fact of life. Just like other organic fluid, fuel quality will rapidly deteriorate. Fuel quality and chemistry are affected by transportation, storage and the result of factors such as oxidation, water, microbial contamination, incompatible additive packages, etc. Repeated exposure to the heat and pressure of engine systems significantly accelerates the breakdown of fuel quality.
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Natural degradation process of fuel over 12 months - The inherent instability of fuel is a given fact of life. Just like other organic fluid, fuel quality will rapidly deteriorate. Fuel quality and chemistry are affected by transportation, storage and the result of factors such as oxidation, water, microbial contamination, incompatible additive packages, etc. Repeated exposure to the heat and pressure of engine systems significantly accelerates the breakdown of fuel quality.
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Sucks, cause that's a LOT of cash to fill it, but, oh well man, it's time to do it sooner or later, and I'm not looking to hurt my truck.
Thanks guys.
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