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04-11-2007, 03:46 AM
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| Most all fuels are using at least a little ethanol as the catalyst. Prior catalyst was causing too much pollution. At one time, I was buying ethanol blends to help the farmers, cut out the ragheads, and because it was usually a little less expensive than the regular fuel. However, with all of the circumstances surrounding ethanol at the present time, I have switched back and am utilizing regular fuel again.     |
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04-11-2007, 07:51 AM
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| I've heard the same as Bubba and wanted to go back to un-ethanol gasoline, but where do you find it now? It seems like every pump I go to has the e-10 logo on it. Is it safe to assume that any pump without the logo is un-ethanol? |
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04-11-2007, 11:06 AM
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| As far as I know ethanol is mainly used in unleaded + blends and some premium unleaded blends. I think regular unleaded is still ethanol free. I also believe that you are correct that if the pump doesn't have the E-10 sticker that it is Ethanol free. But to be sure, you might have to ask the owner or manager of the place where you buy your fuel.
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