Posted by Bruce(OR) on March 15, 2019 at 21:38:53 from (65.102.27.50):
In Reply to: Old Gas posted by David G on March 15, 2019 at 18:00:07:
I had a truck siting in the yard for three years. It fired and ran on the old gas. 5 years I would not bet on. Would be nice if your tank had a drain plug. It does not. I would be tempted to really compound my problem. How full is the tank? Hmm. Top it off with premium and give it a shot of ether. It will at least bark on ether. If it keeps running, that gas wasn't bad enough. Run it to temp, stays running? Now you get to drive off the rotten gas in the tank. PS. After that tank is gone, you might also get to change out the filter. That would be the lazy way of doing it after everything else is done.
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