Ya know, I'm kind of hesitant to run bio with my setup... I know bio can have a lot of water in it. I have not done enough research to validate that statement.

I was referring to getting my beater 91 Toyota corolla station wagon running...

 

Wonder how many people are going to invest in a garden hose.

 

I was referring to getting my beater 91 Toyota corolla station wagon running...[/QUOTE]

Running,I didn't know they quit running.The last Toyota I had,a 1995 vanwagon,had 486,000 on it when it was stolen.
Your truck might be too new for bio,although my 1991 1/2 mechanical loves the stuff.

 

3.69 in bluefield va just fuled up
3.60 in kennly nc 11am
3.62 in statesville nc 3pm

Solve the problem drill here and drill now

 

3.75/gal. here. filled truck up, tank was just under 3/4 full and it cost me $42. ouch

 

3.63 a gal parked the truck and riding the motorcycle

 

$3.95 here in North Phoenix and N Scottsdale, set smarty to fuel saver, dont know if it will help but gotta try. Fortunatley wife only drives it once or twice per week other wise it sits. My company provides me with a daily driver (Ram 1500) and fuel and counting my blessings for that benefit.

 

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...googlenews_wsj
CUERO, Texas—Oil-drilling activity in the U.S. has accelerated to a pace not seen in a generation as energy companies, oilfield contractors and landowners rush to exploit newly profitable sources of crude.

The number of rigs aiming for oil in the U.S. is the highest since at least 1987, according to Baker Hughes Inc. The 818 rigs tallied by the oilfield-service company last week are nearly double last year's count and about 10 times the number that were drilling for oil in the late 1990s.

This drilling surge is unlikely to yield enough crude to alter the global oil-supply picture...

 

Barrel of oil jumped to $102.65 a barrel.....Just last week it was $97.20

 

Just curious, how many gallons of fuel do they get from one barrel ?

 

Here ya go.... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_th..._barrel_of_oil

MikeyB

 

$3.995 here in Capitan this morning. We are captive to a small company that more or less has a monopoly in the region - Brewer Oil Co. Brewer's name is behind Shell and Chevron stations in most of southern New Mexico.



CD

 

Here is how fuel went on Monday 3.749
Tuesday 3.869
Wednesday 3.979 when I put one hundred dollars in and left for home. Got home to see that reg gas dropped from 1.199 a liter to 1.159 and diesel stayed at 1.199 a liter. On the sunny side of things for us up here, our dollar is over $1.02 USD. There was a time when It would cost me 1.67 CAD for one USD.
Anyone care to venture a guess as to why the currency is doing this? Probably will take this part of my post to the political forum.

 

The crappy thing for us canucks is that since our dollar is hovering around parity with the USD, that means when we are paying a $1.20/L that is directly equating to $4.53 per US gallon. While, I'm on the podium here, I'd like to let .gov know that I like to get my hair pulled when I'm being bent over.

 

I paid $3.67 this morning. Cost almost $90 to fill up the old goat.

MikeyB