2009/12/14 John Henderson <[email protected]>: > Ross Scanlon wrote: > >> fuel:e10 = yes >> >> Replaces 91 octane at lots of BP servos. >> >> At least they have 95, 98 and lpg which suits me as the truck really does >> not like e10. > > Interesting. Personally, I use e10 in my '97 Pulsar almost always, even > though Nissan say not to. I've never had a problem with drivability or > with the fuel or intake system.
Most cars made after the mid-80s in the US had to be capable of ethernol based fuels, I'm guessing that most cars built since will be capable of ethernol since the US is such a large market etc. The main problem as I understand it is with the fuel line, due to alcohol eating away unsuitable rubber/plastic. _______________________________________________ Talk-au mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-au
