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Re: Dirty gas

	So, to re-iterate, don't buy dirty gas.  That is: go to a gas station
	that sells lots of gas, is a national brand, is of fairly recent
	construction, and one that you think is at least inclined to make
	sure every thing is clean.

This is a very good suggestion.  Specifically, see if you can find Amoco
Ultimate in your area.  This is the best stuff, according to several sources
and my own experience.

Dave