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Old 08-13-2015, 09:45 PM   #1
Jimal
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Re: Carburetor gel mystery

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I'm not sure about where you live, but here Ethanol can be avoided by buying the "premium" (91 octane) gasoline, so switching gas stations may not change anything, but switching fuel grades might. The pumps should be labeled. In fact a lot of stations are now advertising "no ethanol in premium" on their signs. It does cost more, but you are probably not using much fuel in that anyway. I also use ethanol free in all my small engines for that very reason.
That's the thing. This was only the second or third tank of gas in a brand new fuel system, and each tank was 93 octane premium from a local independent station that I started using because they sell a lot of gas and Diesel and those have worked in our newer cars. At this point my guess is that they sell a lot of regular and Diesel, but not a lot of premium.
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