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Rubbish, if makers wanted the pump to be submerged they would have a small deep bit around d the pump. Also, the pump always picks up from the bottom no matter how full the tank!!

I never fill up my tank to the top since more fuel is more weight and therefore more consumption.

I think your explanation is bullshit. Gasoline is a mixture of reduced hydrocarbons with a chain-length averaging 8 carbons long. It has been sitting in the ground for millions of years before it was extracted and refined. Exposure to air will not cause spontaneous oxidation. That is what happens when it is burned in your engine. Exposure to air allows the shorter and more volatile molecules to evaporate leaving a thicker liquid behind that doesn't burn as well. Fuel stabilizers, some of which are just kerosene, don't do a damn thing to prevent the evaporation of short hydrocarbons. Keep fresh gasoline well sealed and it will last a long time. I have personally used fresh gasoline which was stored for a year in a well-sealed container without any problem. Thanks for the video, though and enjoy your gasoline sniffing activities.

Do Not Ever " Take a Whiff".. Taking a Whiff could kill you-liquid petrol makes a thousand times it's volume as a gas. . BTW, old fuel can quickly act as a solvent on rubber petrol hoses, causing messy leaks from your outboard or mower engine. My local Sailing Club's Patrol boats suffered this until I put a regime in place of rotating the remnants from each day and using them up first.

Gas in a cool place, but most important is that it be air-tight container. 2 years easy and no stabilizer added.

So you want me to press Like if I learnt something and that's ok. But If I press like I would be happily accepting the fact that you called me stupid at the beggining of the video 🤔

#3 is OK, if you buy new car and put it in scrapyard in 5-7 years. Otherwise DON’T. Because 10000 will force you to do it. Modern engines make more force and designed more cheap than older ones. And mostly disposal, because more trash - good for environment, as I see. More engines with direct injection, so more fuel in oil, so over 5000 it is dirty waste, not oil. And because it is “outdated” for modern cars, it is mostly disposal rubbish. In Japan oil change - 3000. Also new oil have much less additives and mostly empty compared to old ones. All recommendations to modern cars is designed to trash it No later than in 7 years. #5 You definitely newer drove a manual. Never seen manual. Yes, dsg is near in consuming fuel. But feature is in consuming amount of money. CVT is 100% broke rate. 100000 miles, if you be very lucky. Manual feel fine in 400000, 700000 and more, if you service it, just change oil once in 40000 miles. Manual is simple. Simple is reliable. Reliable - less money. #7 If you use car correctly, your tires wear simultaneously. If not - you not swap front with rear and, usually just abuse car. #8 Nobody gives a f…. about instant torque. Slow, mean long distance, on tiny, 1.0 litre, 3 cyl. engine, you overcome faster, than on ev. Yes, Tesla long range, can give something relatively long. But 20 years old 1,9 TDI Audi, can give you real 1000 miles one tank. And do it incomparably faster. 5 minutes to fill, and another 1000 with average speed 62 mph. Instantaneous Torque Does Not Solve Any Real Problem. EV is not fast vehicle. It is only fast accelerating vehicle. #11 This "myth" is indicated in the instructions for my car by engineers, not by some small-gamoted sectarians. In black letters, on white paper. What you say is bla-bla.. Manual is a document.

#2 your engine is like your body, could you wake up (roll out of bed and start running?) no you need a coffee, a smoke, bathroom etc, same with a car, just because it lubes for 1 cycle don't mean its ready... I do 15 min for my newer car (2020) and 25-30 min 04 ram truck

I may go with some of the ,,facts,, in the video but a lot of ,,facts,, told here are wrong. Espacially saying that AC doesnt use much fuel is so wrong. From my experience it can be up to an about 15-20% increace which is a lot in my opinion.

The sediment issue is a great myth. Does the fuel sender draw the fuel from the top of the tank or the bottom? It doesn't float, so it's not drawing it from the top, is it? So it's always drawing it from the bottom where the sediment is. Makes no difference how full the tank is.

According to Scotty kilmers way is remove the sensor spray it with a sensor cleaner let it set and dry and you should be good to go 😊

Step 11 save yourself the time and buy a new one.

He is Scotty kilmer replacement.

Consult the owners manual? It's not going to tell you anything but "Take the car to a dealer".

Of course gas goes stale. Watch Stephen King's "The Langoliers" and get the facts. 😂

It says "Clean YOUR oxygen sensor." I guess that means I should clean MY oxygen sensor, not SOMEBODY ELSE'S oxygen sensor, right?

How to clean your O2 sensor in 24 hours and 2 minutes.... Fuckin idiots.

Should I keep it half empty or half full

All the kaca floats on the bottom.

I always fill up when the tank is about half

I have a 93 Chevy G20 Sportsvan

I have yet to see in my 40+ years of driving see a fuel pump overheat and fail due to the gas being below a quarter tank. Not only my own experience, those of friends, co workers and family members in my lifetime. If today's new cars are having this problem, then it's a manufacturing issue I would caused by using cheap parts (fuel pump), in an otherwise expensive vehicle. My humble opinion.

I know mechanics have been saying this for the past 40, 50 years. I have been driving quite a bit of time and I guess I must be real, real, real lucky because I have been below a quarter of a tank. I have been on the line till it gets also to the back of it. I don't do it all the time, but it is safe to say it is okay if you are not running on E. I don't run on E, but I have been on that emergency line before!

I fill mine up when it gets to about half so I can have an excuse to get my favorite maple donut at the gas station. I also don’t like standing outside in the cold very long in the winter and I like the luxury of having a full tank of gas when I get in my car.

I have found if you can huff it for an hour straight without passing out and seeing dead people its spoiled.

I dont let my tank get below 3/4 I also run non-ethanol preimun ya it costs more but the end of my tailpipe is clean no black carbon build up my car runs excellent I also put seafoam high milage fuel system cleaner in every 3000 with the oil change its called maintance and to each his own I never have problems you get what you pay for😊

Yes left long enough in anything and it will evaporate and turn into a gun varnish like substance and destroy what ever it's left in just a mechanic how many times they run into this issue

Also its less likely to blow up if the tank is full...fuel needs oxygen..

BS.

Don't use bad gas in lawnmowers. Good way to make the carbs need a rebuild. Mix and put in your car or pickup truck.

I have has gas several years old and still work very well.

What a pile of BS, fuel pump ALWAYS suck from bottom of tank.

My dad always said fill up when the needle is at half because, as you said, it sucks the dirt. I fill at ¼ to avoid running out of gas.

I have a motorcycle sitting in the garage for 12 years with the same gas in it. I can go out and start it anytime and it runs great

Got this tip from a longtime outdoor power equipment mechanic that I worked with and it makes sense to me, although I’m not a chemist. He said to always use premium hi- test fuel because they can’t get the octane ratings high without reducing the amount of methanol.

I concur that non-ethanol gasoline keeps much longer. I’ve had it up to five years with no problems. However, I store it in metal NATO style gas cans. The biggest problem with storing in plastic cans is that they don’t hold a vapor pressure very well and a lot of the chemicals added to the gasoline vaporize and leave that’s how gas goes bad too.

I heard the exact opposite, keep old or bad fuel out of small engines, it's safer to throw in your car.

Bought an 84 280 zx , had to clean the fuel tank and complete system as the gas had turned to varnish. Don't know how long it had sat but it was a mess to clean.

One and half year after my motorcycle stops running for no reason that I could find at time, with half tank of gasoline, I just turn on and kick and that thing starts running smoothly as new.

4 steps by steps : Using the wrong oil type or grade. Overfilling or underfilling the oil. Forgetting to replace the oil filter. Not tightening the drain plug properly.

Keeping your tank full means more weight therefore lowering your mpg….!!🤷‍♂️. Run it half full

Great advice.

Helping out on a 2002 Toyota Corolla. You have to pump the pedal twice to get a hard brake. Once you do that the brakes work great. Originally the pedal went about 90% to the floor. We tried adjusting the rear drums to help set the pedal height and it improved a lot and now goes about 1/2 way down before getting brake pressure. We tried bleeding all 4 brakes and got a very small amount of air from the RR. But not much of an improvement. With engine off, 2-3 pumps and pedal is rock hard. Start the car up and pedal goes 1/2 way down. Do you think bad Master Cylinder or still more air in the system?

The best way to avoid bad gas is to stop eating beans.

That cornfuel crap that they are peddling is garbage.

When it is going to below zero at night get your butt out of bed at 2 o'clock in the morning and start your car and let it idle for 20 minutes to a half hour and shut it off and go back to bed and when you get up at 7 to 8am and start your car there will be no issues and let it idle till warm and then go and you will never have a friction issue with your vehicle, I know as I have been a mechanic for almost 50 years and never had bottom end trouble with any engine I ever owned and I have had my share of vehicles that I keep 10 years or longer and I live in the mountains in southwestern Pa and it gets cold here!!!

If my gas were any fresher, I'd have to slap it.

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Gas definitely goes bad. I have experienced this. The only reason people argue about this is because there is no set time-line for EXACTLY when it goes bad. Sometimes it lasts for several years before going bad. Sometimes it goes bad in less than a year. So different people have different experiences when it comes to this.

Lucky for me, here in Australia we use petrol, not gasoline!🧐 😂🤣Just messin' with ya! 😁😁🇦🇺