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Gas Mixed With Water Discovered At 2 Minnesota Stations: What Drivers Need To Know

If you suspect you've purchased water-contaminated gas, drain your tank and change your fuel filter.

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Gasoline that appears cloudy, or separates into visible layers, most likely contains water. Water is heavier than gasoline, which will float to the top.
Gasoline that appears cloudy, or separates into visible layers, most likely contains water. Water is heavier than gasoline, which will float to the top. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)

By WCCO Staff, CBS Minnesota:

MINNEAPOLIS — Some Minnesota drivers have run into financial headaches after gasoline was found to be contaminated with water at a couple of gas stations.

But what can you do if you run into this problem and what does gasoline mixed with water do to a vehicle? Here's what you need to know.

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