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Originally Posted by Judge
That is not correct. E85 is FlexFuel that had 50 - 85% Ethanol!!!!! It does not mean 85 Octane.
It is designed for vehicles that specify use of FlexFuel. Their computers can change the fuel and air requirements for regular gas versus heavy ethanol fuels. Chevy and Ford have some limited vehicles that use FlexFuel.
There is now 88 Octane fuels that are up to 15% Ethanol and can be used in most newer vehicles that run E0 (no ethanol) to E10 (up to 10% ethanol) gasoline.
Do not use E85 in any vehicle that does not say FlexFuel capable on the gas cap!!!!! If you do, you will be getting towed and end up with a very expensive service bill for flushing and servicing the fuel system.
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Slow down and back off the coffee just a bit. I think you just repeated everything I said.
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