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Try not to get gas when it's hot

Alice Hill of Real Tech News explains:

Because gas expands in the heat, most pumps do not adjust for that and serve up hot fuel that ends up being costly hot air to the motorist who pumps it. In Arizona, if you buy in increments of 5,000 gallons you will get an adjusted pump, but that leaves the average motorist out of luck.

Minnesota has the coolest gas in the country, which saves Minnesotans $37 million a year. Via Fark

August 29, 2006 at 07:22 PM |

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CraigC

Because gas expands in the heat, most pumps do not adjust for that...

Well, I know what she meant to say.

Posted by: CraigC | August 29, 2006 at 09:13 PM

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