There are additives that will help. You can get it at any auto supply store.
The two issues that Ethanol causes are A) the alcohol eats rubber...as in the
diaphragm of your fuel pump, and B) allows water to separate out of the gas
causing corrosion issues. The additives are supposed to prevent both. I can see
it helping the water separation issue but I don't see how it can keep the
alcohol from eating the rubber. However, I use it all the time and i hope it
does help. I don't think mileage will vary much.
Roy
'51 3600
---- DeeJay's <deejay.p...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I already put the plus gas in. Guess I'll be driving slower than normal.
> Going to get the steering wheel done this weekend hopefully while family is
> out of town.
>
> Sent from my DeeJay Pate
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