Posted by Sprint 6 on November 12, 2014 at 05:46:54 from (107.77.87.34):
Has anyone heard of bad gasoline being distributed in the Midwest this summer/early fall? I am just speculating, but I have had a rash of half plugged catalytic converters at the end of summer and into the early fall. I have had at least 6 half plugged converters in the last 3 months. The converters were not completely plugged, but just enough that the owner knew something was not right. These were on different brands and models, with the explanation that the power loss happened suddenly. Like runs OK today and suddenly starts to struggle tomorrow. I don't think it is the two stations in our town because these customers tend to buy fuel near their out of town jobs to the south. That and our two stations are pretty high volume, so I would have seen more failures in this locale if it was those stations. We have Marathon and Phillips 66. Maybe a coincidence, but thought I would ask.
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