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June 8, 2004
Chevron stations sold tainted gas
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(Baton Rouge-AP) -- Attorney General Charles Foti says that about 40 Chevron stations in the New Orleans area have sold high-sulfur gasoline.
ChevronTexaco says that the high levels of sulfur may damage fuel gauges and make them show more gas than what is in the tank. Customers can direct questions to Chevron's toll-free number at 1-800-362-8900.
More than 500 Shell and Texaco stations in the South had tainted gasoline that came from the Motiva Enterprises refinery in Norco, according to Shell. Motiva is the refining arm of Shell in the East and South.
Motiva supplied the gasoline to both Shell and Texaco just before the Memorial Day weekend.
(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
June 8, 2004
Chevron stations sold tainted gas
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(Baton Rouge-AP) -- Attorney General Charles Foti says that about 40 Chevron stations in the New Orleans area have sold high-sulfur gasoline.
ChevronTexaco says that the high levels of sulfur may damage fuel gauges and make them show more gas than what is in the tank. Customers can direct questions to Chevron's toll-free number at 1-800-362-8900.
More than 500 Shell and Texaco stations in the South had tainted gasoline that came from the Motiva Enterprises refinery in Norco, according to Shell. Motiva is the refining arm of Shell in the East and South.
Motiva supplied the gasoline to both Shell and Texaco just before the Memorial Day weekend.
(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Most Of My Fleet Vehicles are in Those 2 Areas FLA/LA--This BS is such a PITA ! 
