Gasoline will break down over time, but the time it takes can vary based on the type (gasoline vs. e-10 for example). If you are storing a car long term drain the tank or drive it until its almost empty, if you are wondering about old gas in a can; don't run it through your car in large quantities (adding a little at each fill up might be ok if you want to get rid of it that way, but if you have a lawnmower, use it in that).
It can start to go bad as soon as 3 months.
I used to be a firefighter and we would throw our gasoline out after 90 days. Gasoline starts to go bad after 30 days. I do know that the scent changes when the gasoline no longer becomes usable. If you use a fuel stabilizer it will last about 6 months.
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In tightly closed gasoline containers, months. With an additive like PRI-G Gasoline treatment, years.
Gasoline has a short A sound, a schwa for the O, and a long E sound which is produced by the I (the E is silent). The third syllable sounds like "lean."
Untreated gasoline starts to go bad after 30 days. Treat it with a fuel stabilizer and theoretically it will last one year. If you keep it that long I would mix the treated gas with 50% fresh gas when you use it. That 50/50 mix will be ok to use. Untreated gasoline over 60 days old mix with 80% fresh fuel before using.
That depends on the vehicle
Gasoline shelf life depends on the storage environment. If stored properly, gasoline is good for a very long time, but if stored improperly, it can deteriorate in less than a month.
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Yes as long as it is at least 87 octane. But I would hope you would not use gasoline from Venezuela.
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5 minutes and it is completely safe after
As long as people drive vehicles in a safe and responsible manner, the gasoline engine has proven to be quite safe.