Because of the area we live in we all need to be aware of some problems that occur due to the changing seasons. Many problems occur year around while others are seasonal. Here are a couple of hints to help you. Gasoline that was purchased after Oct. 1st that is going to be stored until spring or remains in a vehicle until spring may not run well in the warmer weather.
Gasoline is made differently for winter and has butane added to help starting in the cold.
This however can cause vapor lock and poor performance during warmer weather. Buy only the gasoline you will need to get you through the season you will be using it in. The pumps are usually located inside of the tank and are very sensitive and expensive to replace. The fuel in the tank is used to cool and help lubricate the pumps but without the proper level of fuel the tank is literally hung out to dry. Running out of fuel can be fatal to a pump and will usually result in a substantial reduction in the fuel pumps life span.