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Originally Posted by Eighty 6

http://vehiclemd.com/from-residue-to...e-your-engine/

Talks about residue left in your engine when fuel heats up due to heatsoak. If your tank is heating up to an engine heats soak level then deposits are the least of you worries.
http://grounds-mag.com/mag/grounds_m...t_maintenance/

Talks about moisture collecting in the fuel tank of your lawnmower that sit for prolonged periods. Not even remotely relevant to a car that burns up a tank of gas a week.

http://www.bp.com/content/dam/bp-cou...ws/autogas.pdf
HA HA HA HA HA HA They are not even talking about gasoline here "Autogas is a mixture of butanes and propanes which is kept under pressure to keep it liquid at normal temperature. " Did you think that since the words Auto and gas were used it was even remotely applicable?

Here's a few useful links regarding fuel tanks for you. Most interesting one is the last. You're welcome..

Dude just give it up.