Making some progress on the ol' Flat deck
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In our area the E85 gas pumps say "contains 70-75% ethanol" ( or close to that ) They lower the alcohol content for winter so I wonder if I got the E85 winter mix.
The GM flex fuel sensor should be pretty accurate .. I hope!!
The GM flex fuel sensor should be pretty accurate .. I hope!!
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What did you do in terms of the tanks for winter storage being you had a decent alcohol content in them?
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I`m on E in both tanks after that run , but I also added Marvel mystery oil and Amsoil Ethanol treatment at the launch before taking it out for the season.
I have a few bottles filled with 33% ethanol.
One is open to atmosphere
One is closed.
One is treated with the Amsoil
One is treated with the another ethanol stabilizer available locally.
They`ve been sitting around for a few months .. it`ll be interesting what happenes 6 months from now.
I have a few bottles filled with 33% ethanol.
One is open to atmosphere
One is closed.
One is treated with the Amsoil
One is treated with the another ethanol stabilizer available locally.
They`ve been sitting around for a few months .. it`ll be interesting what happenes 6 months from now.
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I`m on E in both tanks after that run , but I also added Marvel mystery oil and Amsoil Ethanol treatment at the launch before taking it out for the season.
I have a few bottles filled with 33% ethanol.
One is open to atmosphere
One is closed.
One is treated with the Amsoil
One is treated with the another ethanol stabilizer available locally.
They`ve been sitting around for a few months .. it`ll be interesting what happenes 6 months from now.
I have a few bottles filled with 33% ethanol.
One is open to atmosphere
One is closed.
One is treated with the Amsoil
One is treated with the another ethanol stabilizer available locally.
They`ve been sitting around for a few months .. it`ll be interesting what happenes 6 months from now.
Honestly, for the money you have invested, I would remove the injectors and pickle them for the winter. If mine car will be down for extended time, I have started doing this.
I bought a fuel injector flow/ test machine. It was cheap, and it's nice to see the flow on the injectors, and you can flush all the e85 out. When your done cycle the injectors with some light weight oil.
I have pulled the injectors out of every car in my family and cleaned and flowed them all. I even pulled the 2 tiny injectors out of my 20hp outboard and flowed and pickled them for the season. After I made 2 adapters for them because they were so small.