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Originally Posted by Gonda
SA said another car towed in today got the same gas at the same station on the same day.
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That could be very useful information in documenting the source of the bad fuel. You might want to ask the SA to give this other person your name and phone number so he could call you.
It varies state by state, but most states, at a minimum, have an agency responsible for the accuracy of fuel pumps. Since this station apparently was pumping something other than pure fuel, it's possible that a complaint to the appropriate state agency might also help document the problem, particularly if more than one person complained.
Typically businesses pay attention if a regulatory agency gets involved, e.g., a health insurance claim that was an issue for more than a year was paid by my insurance company in two weeks after I made a formal complaint to the State agency that regulated them and they wrote a letter to the insurance company asking for information.
P.S. It might be good to get something more detailed than "Bad Gas," e.g., water, particulate, diesel mixed with gasoline, etc. Even thought they are typically color-coded, sometimes diesel gets pumped into gasoline tanks and vice versa.