Ask the manufacturer of your fuel cell.
I would guess the foam is polyethylene, which shouldn't be bothered by
10% ethanol, but that's just a guess. here is a compatibility issue, I
would be more concerned about the cell itself. A plugged filter is
nothing compared to a cell that falls apart.
edward capullo wrote:
Group-- reading today on the Apex Speed site where a car was having
problems and read a response that pump gas now that it has alcohol in it
to some extent will ruin the foam in the
fuel cell causing particles to break loose and jam up the filter etc.
Having done so wonderfuilly
in HS Chemistry that I would have been asked to leave the class if it
was allowed I have to rely
on the more knowledgable of you. Is it true? Please don't confuse the
question with legality of using Sunoco 260 at $4/gal here in CT vs Lime
Rock or NHIS gas at $8+ for 110 Octane.
Ed Capullo
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