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Ethanol
Posted by: Flo J ()
Date: January 15, 2013 08:44PM

http://saturdaymechanic.com/ethanol-issuesphase-separation-in-gasoline-containing-ethanol/

some of you may or may not know the negative effects of ethanol in gasoline but anyways why the hell do we not have an ethanol free gas station in NOVA??!!

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Re: Ethanol
Posted by: Dane Bramage ()
Date: January 15, 2013 09:45PM

Flo J Wrote:
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> http://saturdaymechanic.com/ethanol-issuesphase-se
> paration-in-gasoline-containing-ethanol/
>
> some of you may or may not know the negative
> effects of ethanol in gasoline but anyways why the
> hell do we not have an ethanol free gas station in
> NOVA??!!

Gubmint protecting us.

Nothing in NOVA, here is a list of VA stations: http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=VA

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Re: Ethanol
Posted by: Flo J ()
Date: January 15, 2013 09:59PM

i know there is nothing in nova i wasent asking where they were i was asking why there are not any in nova

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Re: Ethanol
Posted by: Mr. X ()
Date: January 15, 2013 11:00PM

Wow. I really trust some asshole idiot on the internet that leaves gas in his snowblower all summer. At least use stabil in it. Any smart person would drain the tank and carb bowl.

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Re: Ethanol
Posted by: Emmet Grogan ()
Date: January 16, 2013 06:59AM

Marinas that have dockside gas pumps usually sell ethanol-free gas. You'll just need to bring a bunch of 5 gallon gas cans.

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Re: Ethanol
Posted by: bad gas ()
Date: January 21, 2013 12:54PM

It's becoming harder and harder to find ethanol-free gas, because of the "RFE" rules, especially in Winter.

This is really hard on pilots of airplanes with an STC that lets them use "mogas" (for cars), because ethanol absorbs water, which can then freeze in the fuel lines at altitude.

If you really want to be sure, you can get a test kit at any pilot supply shop online or at most airports on the general aviation side. That will tell you for certain whether your sample contains ethanol.

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