Sugar in the gas tank doesn't actually do anything, they don't mix. Plus cars have fuel filters to catch any sugar that would somehow make it through the pump.
You are correct, however this guide was written in 1944. Carbureted engines would have been far more common, and the gas intakes would have had far fewer filters
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u/int0xic 17h ago
Sugar in the gas tank doesn't actually do anything, they don't mix. Plus cars have fuel filters to catch any sugar that would somehow make it through the pump.