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99% of the time is this incorrect. It is the same fuel with the boosters added in at the pump level as it comes into the nozzle.

If you go to almost any gas station they will have 2 tanks. One for Gasoline and one for Diesel. The 87,98,91 change is just additive.

You need to check you facts, unless they came of with some new tricks it's all separate, in the trucks too. We are both right it depends, some separate some don't.

 

 

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99% of the time is this incorrect. It is the same fuel with the boosters added in at the pump level as it comes into the nozzle.

If you go to almost any gas station they will have 2 tanks. One for Gasoline and one for Diesel. The 87,98,91 change is just additive.

 

I have yet to see one with just 2 tanks. I do believe you're right about the additives, but they're not added at the pump. I've even seen some tank openings labeled with each octane separate. They usually color code the lids.

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