new fuel station - how clean would fuel be?

[npauli]

Shell's building a new gas station right on my way to work, sandwiched between the Menards and super Walmart. They've got a spot for a diesel price on the new sign. This will be my new station - it can't get any more convenient than this.

The question I've got is this: Does anybody know how they ensure that all the tanks, lines, pumps, etc are squeeky clean? Should I wait a while for them to get all the built-in contamination out before trusting my injectors to their fuel?

[DmaxMaverick]

I'd wait a week, but that's just me. It's probably fine the first time. Once they post the price, the question may be moot, anyway.

[Kennedy]

It doesn't matter much where you buy your fuel, there is always a chance you can get a bad load. A high volume fuel stop only ensures that the fuel in the storage tanks is turned over frequently. A high volume station can get a bad load just as easy as any.