There are many things that can cause gasoline to go bad. Time (decrease in volatility), oxidation, or water contamination are all culprits.
How gasoline causes chapping?
Yes, gasoline starts to go bad when it is about 1 month old. After 6 months you should not burn it in an engine unless you have put a fuel stabilizer in it. In that case it will be usable for about 8 months. This is also important with small gasoline engines on lawnmowers for example. Bad or old gasoline can damage a small engine very easily.
is this a gasoline or diesel engine if it is diesel you have a bad injector, or the fuel pump is bad if it is a gasoline engine, you could have a bad injector, a bad spark plug,bad plug leads, timing is wrong,bad ignition points or bad distributor cap those are a few to start with
The hub bearing can go bad and create noise.
It depends what you mean by 'better'. Lead used to be added to gasoline to stop pre-ignition or detonation (which causes engine knock or 'pinking') but it was found to have very bad side effects environmentally and physiologically. most countries have banned the use of leaded gasolines, and modern gasoline have other ways of dealing with detonation. so i guess, unless you like bad air and bad health, unleaded is best.
Oil sands are bad because when they make the oil sands into gasoline it causes a lot of pollution. It's good because The gasoline we make out of it makes Canada a lot of money since the oil sands are in Alberta, Canada.
Thermocycling.
The battery go out, the oil or gasoline gone, carborator, filter, a whole lot.
There can be a few reasons for a catalytic converter to go bad. One of the causes could be clogs. Other reasons include plugs not working right, and bad exhaust valves.
Gasoline will turn an orange color when it goes bad and it will also have a foul odor. New gasoline is a clear with a slight tan color.
No. Gasoline will work in the dark. Gasoline is powered by the chemical reaction that causes the flames when ignited.
They get soggy in damp weather.