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Seems to becoming quite popular lately. It happened to me once and I guess I was quite lucky, in that, the company paid for repairs. This is what I did: Shortly after pumping a tank of gasoline from a local gas station, my fuel indicator light came on, indicating a fuel problem. I immediately returned to the local gas station and informed them of the problem. They were a bit skeptical but did give me contact information for the gasoline distribution center. I contacted them and immediately the company called for an inspection of the tank located at the local gas stattion. The inspection confirmed there was a serious problem with the fuel. The distribution company gave me permission to have my auto repaired. I now understand, in many cases, a receipt confirming gasoline purchase maybe required. So just in case, it is always good to request a receipt for all gasoline purchases. Enjoy and I trust you will drive past all the bad gasoline stations. If not now you know what to do. The Bad Gas Man...
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