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I think that's a given don't you??

 

It would run bad, possible misfires, down on power or it may not even want to run at all if there was say a lot of water in the fuel.

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  • Difficulty starting up
  • Rough idling
  • Pinging sounds
  • Stalling
  • Check engine light illumination
  • Reduced fuel economy
  • Higher emissions
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And depending on what year the vehicle is, there isn't much of a fuel filter in the system, so particles will wind up clogging the injectors.

 

The very early GMT800's (up to around '02/'03) had a return fuel system, with an inline fuel filter that did a good job of filtering, but later trucks use a really poor "filter" as part of the in-tank fuel pump.  After getting a bunch of crap in my fuel tank, and subsequently having to clean my fuel lines and injectors because of it, I put in the inline filter used in the earlier trucks, and haven't had a problem with it since (but also haven't had any extra crud in the fuel either).

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