> "it would be interesting to know if atmospheric conditions can significantly affect fuel that is sitting around for extended periods in our tanks..." I hadn't given this thought any consideration until now. I know Jeff had fueled up the Cub just the day before he intended to fly so it hadn't been setting in his aircraft tanks, but perhaps he had brought New Mexico fuel in his truck tank and was using that? If so, the NM fuel which was blended for the relatively dry air of NM, upon encountering near 100% humidity of mid-summer northern Arkansas and . . .reacted! It's a possibility. Strange things are known to happen in Arkansas. I guess it depends on whether Jeff's truck tank was filled in NM, or locally. Mike
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