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I met another one today: a British car owner whose rubber hoses are being eaten by ethanol fuel. I don't think a week has gone by recently that I haven't met someone or serveral people whose cars (even older American cars) are leaking fuel because of rubber hoses being eaten by ethanol. And that doesn't even count those whose rubber diaphrams in their fuel pumps are being destroyed.
And now there is talk of going from 10% ethanol to 15%!
Is there anything that can be added to ethanol fuel to cut down on this destruction?
Fortunately, there are a couple of gas stations hereabouts that sell ethanol-free gas for stret use, but for how long no one knows.
And now there is talk of going from 10% ethanol to 15%!
Is there anything that can be added to ethanol fuel to cut down on this destruction?
Fortunately, there are a couple of gas stations hereabouts that sell ethanol-free gas for stret use, but for how long no one knows.