My girlfriend Mandy is really a car enthusiast and she says that letting my gas tank get low, and leaving it there overnight, is a problem. I just don't have time to always keep the tank filled up, but she insists I'm not taking care of my car. What's the deal on this?
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Mandy is right. Leaving your gas tank near empty, night after night, and running near empty will cause excess condensation to build up, and the inside of your gas tank to possibly corrode. In addition, condensation in the fuel can lead to rough engine performance. To prevent such fuel tank problems, use any of Berryman's line of fuel additives. These products contain detergent additives that prevent rust, disperse moisture and the build up of fuel related carbon deposits. Adding a Berryman fuel additive before adding fuel to the tank assures proper mixing.
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