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Old 19-11-2019, 09:38 AM   #10
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Default Re: E10 vs E85 petrol type

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This is exactly why people who use E fuel for the first time never use it again.

If you have never put E fuel in say a 5 year old car and then you do, the Ethanol has just mixed with whatever amount of water you have in your tank.

Yes that's right every fuel tank will over time accumulate moisture.

And Boom!!!! rough running, hard starting.....Oh must be the E fuel?

I'm never using that again!!!!!


Exactly. Any fuel change needs a few tanks run through before you see any consistent changes or benefits.


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