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#244389 Wed Mar 30 2011 06:53 PM
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The Contains Lead signs that I have seen have either "ANTIKNOCK COMPOUNDS" OR "(TETRAETHYL)" at the bottom. While the two terms have the same meaning, is there knowledge as to which term was first introduced and required to be displayed on pumps? And, what years or general time periods were the two terms introduced?

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Larry

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"(TETRAETHYL)" CAME OUT IN 1932-1990s And the ones with no border 1950s "ANTIKNOCK COMPOUNDS" 1960s See a lot more of the Tetraethyl's than the Antiknock's Hope this answers your question

Got this information from PCMs Guide to Gas Pump Restoration
by Wayne Henderson and Scott Benjamin

One of the best books out there for information on this stuff.

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Thanks, that's the info I was interested in.

Larry


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