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WhiteTara

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29. E15 85% and I don't think it is for many vehciles
Sun Mar 22, 2026, 11:59 PM
9 hrs ago

Unleaded 88 is 88% and is for most cars after 2000 and is what I use for my car. Be careful with E15

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AAA warns E15 gasoline could cause car damage dalton99a Yesterday #1
Your link is 14 yr old NickB79 Yesterday #7
Meanwhile, the average age of a US car is 12.8 years. If you're privilaged enough to own newer it's useless info... Lancero 6 hrs ago #31
Big problem for motorcyclists and boaters jmowreader Yesterday #2
and will destroy the carbs. The gas today is very corrosive. I Emile Yesterday #6
Sounds Made Up To Me ProfessorGAC 14 hrs ago #16
It's hygroscopic. Not corrosive. It should use ethanol free which contains iso butanol for boats. Melon 10 hrs ago #24
I drove a 60s classic car in the late 90's when gas stations stopped selling leaded gas. C Moon Yesterday #3
Members of our VW club use a lead additive for their older bugs. I buy Emile Yesterday #4
Ah, that's what it was! C Moon Yesterday #5
Tetraethyl lead. roamer65 18 hrs ago #14
Unless your car is 15+ yr old, you're safe NickB79 Yesterday #8
Not all of them after 2001. roamer65 18 hrs ago #13
Your truck is 20 yr old NickB79 15 hrs ago #15
For small engines and two stroke engines, bite the bullet and buy ethanol free gas. indusurb Yesterday #9
I believe Sheetz stations carry regular gas, no ethanol, in addition to those with ethanol. mucholderthandirt 23 hrs ago #10
It has iso butanol in it likely instead. Melon 10 hrs ago #23
I have to drive 20 milies to the next county to find it and its is more expensive. Historic NY 6 hrs ago #30
The fuel ethanol industry needs to go away. hunter 22 hrs ago #11
That's not true. And it does substitute a percentage Melon 13 hrs ago #19
Ethanol is boondoggle scam GreatGazoo 21 hrs ago #12
It's an octane booster. Not a scam. Melon 13 hrs ago #18
Your car would have to be over 14 years old not to be in compliance. Melon 13 hrs ago #17
And nobody has a vehicle THAT old. BWdem4life 10 hrs ago #21
10% ethanol is still available. Melon 10 hrs ago #22
My 2008 Toyota van is doing ok Attilatheblond 9 hrs ago #28
In Pennsylvania our retail gas automatically switches over to 10% ethanol in March FakeNoose 13 hrs ago #20
It's more expensive because it requires more refining. The government has VOC requirements on what goes into Melon 9 hrs ago #26
Ethanol gas is a step change improvement over what we were using. MTBE and MTT. Many comments here... Melon 10 hrs ago #25
I just checked my car's gas requirements..not more than 10% ethanol. I have never check the gas pump before Deuxcents 9 hrs ago #27
E15 85% and I don't think it is for many vehciles WhiteTara 9 hrs ago #29
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