On Mon, 23 Dec 2002 11:21:45 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well.
On Mon, 23 Dec 2002 11:21:45 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well.
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well. Didn't seem to be any effect on the rubber parts
at all.
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I can give a personal anecdote. I still drive a 1989 Chevy pickup
I
bought brand new. It has used almost exclusively 10%
When I lived in Illinois in the late 70's, they had just started selling
Gassahol (10%eth, 90%gas), and I started using it. Within 2 months the
fuel filter clogged due to the tank clearing. Just replaced the fuel
filter and all was well. Didn't seem to be any effect on the rubber parts
at all.
Trials conducted in NSW on their own vehicle fleet since 1992 by Park
Petroleum, and in the wider NSW fleet since 1994, clearly indicate
that the wide range of new and advanced technologies introduced into
the global vehicle fleet over the past twenty years provide vehicles
with the capacity
Trials conducted in NSW on their own vehicle fleet since 1992 by Park
Petroleum, and in the wider NSW fleet since 1994, clearly indicate
that the wide range of new and advanced technologies introduced into
the global vehicle fleet over the past twenty years provide vehicles
with the capacity
Mark Matthews is trying to set things straight with the film he's making.
It's confused, and confused further by allegations of buddy deals at
the top level, so the journalists smell a scandal and ethanol's
taking collateral damage. The Sydney Morning Herald yarn I posted
about a week back
A complete report covering all of the applications of ethanol in
gasoline, in new and used engines: ERDC Project No 2511 Intensive
Field Trial of Ethanol/Petrol Blend in Vehicles. This trial showed no
harm to any engines, and documented the benefits. This is the
Executive Summary, compliments
MM wrote:
Mark Matthews is trying to set things straight with the film he's making.
It's confused, and confused further by allegations of buddy deals at
the top level, so the journalists smell a scandal and ethanol's
taking collateral damage.
It's not just the journalists, more important
While no one claimed 10 percent ethanol blends have an adverse impact
on engines, early testing with one type of marine two-stroke engine
found stalling may occur when the throttle is opened from low speed,
even with a 10 percent blend, creating a possible safety hazard, Kemp
said.
I
It would be utterly irresponsible if Australia do not take the
important and necessary steps to be energy independent.
Scaremongers tactics who use up to 80 years old American
arguments, that was already incorrect then, is an insult to
the Australian people. Hearing about this kind of tactics,
MM wrote:
Mark Matthews is trying to set things straight with the film he's making.
It's confused, and confused further by allegations of buddy deals at
the top level, so the journalists smell a scandal and ethanol's
taking collateral damage.
It's not just the journalists, more important
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 03:33:38 +0900, you wrote:
http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/19118
Australia puts off imposing cap on ethanol in fuel
AUSTRALIA: December 18, 2002
CANBERRA - The Australian government said on Tuesday that evidence
about mixing ethanol in petrol was
Hi MM
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 03:33:38 +0900, you wrote:
http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/19118
Australia puts off imposing cap on ethanol in fuel
AUSTRALIA: December 18, 2002
CANBERRA - The Australian government said on Tuesday that evidence
about mixing ethanol in petrol
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