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Do you always fill up at the same station or same brand? Maybe they are adulterating the fuel (higher ethanol content, etc.). You can get test kits for ethano
by Jblx2 7mo ago
Do you always fill up at the same station or same brand? Maybe they are adulterating the fuel (higher ethanol content, etc.). You can get test kits for ethanol content. Maybe your vehicle needs a tune-up? They could also be fiddling with the dispensing measurement, saying that you put in 12 gallons, when it was really only 11. Harder to check than you might think, since some operators were adjusting things to come out correct at like 5 gallons, or whatever the local authority was using to audit things. Also, internal combustion vehicles get less efficient as they age/wear.
>I've noticed that I get much less gas than usual for the same number of bars.
I'm having a hard time parsing what this means.
>- gas smells less like gas
Is it possible for a person to smell the difference between octanes? The higher octane fuels have lower volatiles, so that might affect the smell.
- cat-turner 7mo agoI love the smell of gas. It's weird. But I am def the type of person to notice a difference in smell.
- magicalhippo 7mo ago> I love the smell of gas There's a reason those molecules got the name aromatic compunds[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromatic_compound https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromatic_compound
- euroderf 7mo agoGasoline smells unhealthy, but mmmmm-asphalt.
- ekr 7mo agoThat's very interesting to me. When I was a child, I used to love the smell of gasoline as well. Now I get a repulsion from it. And it's not the only thing like that. Several things that I used to like now I can't stand. Pesto is another example that comes to mind. As for the question in the post, it's probably been suggested before, but did you check tire pressure?