It's generally used as a solvent, though I've been to a few departmental parties where it was put to other uses.
Depends. Sunoco has it available, but so does Shell. It is up to the dealer if he wnats to put a pump in for it. Persoannly, I think there will come a day when most stations will offer it has a third alternative to 87-89-91 octane. Beats the crap out of ethanol added gas by a wide margin. Better mileage and better performance.
Not in a domestic (home) freezer if it is pure ethanol (a dilute solution can freeze in the freezer). Ethanol's freezing point is -114.1°C. This is far colder than a domestic freezer.
It depends on the substance it is put in.
Kerosene releases more energy then ethanol but it is harder to put into engines that run on gasoline already.
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In most areas. yes. There should be a sticker on the pump saying if it has ethanol in the gas.In most areas. yes. There should be a sticker on the pump saying if it has ethanol in the gas.
You don't have to remove gas, just add good gas as ethanol gets used up.
You would get slightly better distance per volume of the fuel used.
I know over time that gas with ethanol will deteriorate the fuel lines on a boat, because they were not made for ethanol. I do not know, however, what would happen with a plastic boat gas tank. One would assume that if it did destroy the gas can, the government would mandate a warning of some sort. Otherwise, people could get killed.
The highest octane non ethanol gas available at least 91 octane
From what I've heard, if your vehicle was not designed to run on ethanol, don't put it in the tank. Ethanol is a type of alcohol, and will corrode fuel lines, fuel injectors and cause a number of problems. 99, suburban....I'd use regular gas to be safe
Nothing. The Villager can run any normal ethanol-oxygenated gas up to 15% with no problem.
Regular 87 Octane with no more than 10% Ethanol
It better be, or we're all walking. Seriously, I haven't had any problems with it.
You can not put E85 Ethanol fuel into a car not designed for itas the Ethanol fuel (ethyl alcohol), {the same type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages} will destroy the fuel system ( "O" rings , lines, ect...)