It isn't designed to do that. Running E85 could damage the engine.
I was looking at the 1999 Ford Taurus Owner Guide and it shows : Both the 3.0 liter DOHC , Duratec engine and the 3.0 liter , Vulcan engine are designed to use ( " regular " unleaded gasoline , 87 octane ) * so , the answer would be ( no )
2002 Ford Taurus
the engine in a 84 ford laser is not ethanol compatible & will run like a sack of crap if you use fuel that contains any ethanol
yes 50% , no problem
They will fit, but are a little narrow. I have a Taurus and run it on 215/65/15 tires.
no
If you have the flex fuel version of the 3.0 litre " Vulcan " V6 engine , you can use E85 ethanol or " regular " unleaded gasoline , 87 octane , or any combination of the 2 fuels To identify if your engine is a flex fuel version ( there will be a sticker inside the fuel filler door and also the 8th " character " of the VIN will be a " K " )
No, the ethanol will "eat" the rubber in the fuel lines, pump, and seals.
yes, you do not need high octane for it run correctly yes, you do not need high octane for it run correctly
It's designed to run on " regular " unleaded gas - 87 octane . The gasoline can have a maximum of 10 % ethanol ( If you mean E 85 - NO ! )
yes the first model t did run on gas but Henry Ford also built it to run on alcohol(Ethanol)
Ah, the carburetor, a wonderful part of a car's engine. However, on a Ford Taurus, you won't find a carburetor because newer cars like the Taurus use fuel injection systems instead. This system helps the engine run smoothly and efficiently, just like painting a happy little tree on a canvas.