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Yep, I'm familiar with what you're describing. Still, I've not seen my E content change on a tank of fuel once it settles. I don't make it a habit of leaving E in the tank for long periods, but I did go a month before on the same tank and zero change in E readout. Went from near full to near empty over the course of a month.
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