When is fuel considered too old? and what can you do about it?
In my case I drive my car very few kilometers *most* of the time. There is the occasional interstate run but primarily it's a ride to the train station in the morning. Christmas is also a very quiet time since I'm off work on holidays and not even doing the station runs. The family don't all fit in my car so we are out and about with the van and my poor little beast sits there all sad and lonely.
On checking my records (fuelly) the last time I filled up was December 21... and I still have a tank of juice left now.
So... how long is too long? Does 6 - 8 weeks between fillups matter?
Should I start just putting in $20 at a time and not filling it so it gets better turn over?
(this will hurt my brain since I was always taught to fill up at the 1/4 mark and have always filled the tank)
Is there a third alternative I'm not aware of?
In my case I drive my car very few kilometers *most* of the time. There is the occasional interstate run but primarily it's a ride to the train station in the morning. Christmas is also a very quiet time since I'm off work on holidays and not even doing the station runs. The family don't all fit in my car so we are out and about with the van and my poor little beast sits there all sad and lonely.
On checking my records (fuelly) the last time I filled up was December 21... and I still have a tank of juice left now.
So... how long is too long? Does 6 - 8 weeks between fillups matter?
Should I start just putting in $20 at a time and not filling it so it gets better turn over?
(this will hurt my brain since I was always taught to fill up at the 1/4 mark and have always filled the tank)
Is there a third alternative I'm not aware of?
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