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Question by george
Submitted on 2/2/2004
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how can I determine which gas station to fill up in which their gas does not contain mmt(manganese-based fuel additives)?

Answer by vetteman
Submitted on 5/25/2004
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The only way is to call the head office of the company you would like to purchase fuel from (of course this will have to be the manufacturer itself) and ask to speak to someone in the engineering department. I found that Sunoco was the most helpful in respect to this when I inquired about fuel for a 2000 vette. They actually sent me an entire package with full breakdown with precise tolerances of anything that might be in the fuel (as well as an explanation as to why fuel is not perfectly consistent). Hope this gets to you and is of some help.

Answer by Tony
Submitted on 3/25/2005
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I suggest you read the article at http://www.unep.org/PCFV/Documents/ICCT-MMT.pdf. On page 5 it states "MMT is not currently allowed in reformulated gasoline (RFG) in the U.S. and is not used by any of the major oil companies in the United States." Read the whole article. There's a lot of interesting information.

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