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Posted by David B on March 14, 2005 at 15:08:50 from (65.173.238.182):
In Reply to: ethanol use... posted by Tim Shultz on March 14, 2005 at 06:42:18:
To run on pure ethanol or E85, you just have to modify your fuel system some, some new cars come factory ready for E85. The only other problem with ethanol is ethanol is also a detergent, so it cleans the crud out of your gas tank. After a while on ethanol, change your fuel filter. Do you ever hear about guys running on alcohol having problems? Nope. Do you know that ethanol is alcohol (ethyl alcohol)? The biggest disadvantage to ethanol is the lack of knowledge about it. There are too many bad rumors about ethanol floating around that are not factual. I've read a few of them on this post even. Do some researth for yourself, ethanol is good stuff!
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