FAQ

• What standards does Kansas have for gasoline and diesel fuels?
• What other indications may be important to me regarding my vehicle and the gasoline I use?
• I think I bought bad gasoline or diesel fuel, what should I do?
• Will you tell me what the test results were?
• What is my recourse if my engine is damaged by poor quality gasoline or diesel?
• What do I do if I feel I have been shorted at a gas station?
• Can you test the gasoline or diesel from my fuel tank?
• Can I have a gasoline or diesel fuel sample tested myself?
• Is water permitted in the station's fuel storage tanks?
• How do I know that I am getting all of my gasoline from the pump?
• How is the amount of water in the fuel storage tanks determined?
• What happens when the permissible amount of water in the storage tanks is exceeded?
• How does the water get into the gasoline and diesel fuel storage tanks?
• How does water get into my car or truck's fuel storage tank?
  Water can get into your vehicle's fuel tank by a number of different ways including from fuel that you have purchased, natural condensation on the inside of your fuel tank, a loose fill cap on your tank, someone's mischief, and others.
• How do I get water out of my car or truck's fuel tank?