07-22-2006, 03:43 AM
you realy need to add that stableizer to every tank of gass you put in your car. especialy if you experience short muffler life. less millage per tank
I have seen gass evaporate out of a tank while driving down the road. the lead in the foot makes you press down further on the peddle to accomidate for the lower burn.
When I add stabelizer I can keep gas in the tank for a couple years and just add a little fresh with out draining it and it works fine, you wouldnt even know the gas in the tank was a couple years old... " I use oil mix with stablizer already in it"
I live in michigan, "the detroit area" we have a down wind law in affect "traid wind blowing in to canada" so we have a higer ethenol level than the rest of the state or country. when we get good gas my truck runs forever on a tank. when gas prices are 3-4 dollars per gallon you would think they would have added the stableizer for ya and have it pumped and windows washed and radiator filled.... and my dog walked.....
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I have seen gass evaporate out of a tank while driving down the road. the lead in the foot makes you press down further on the peddle to accomidate for the lower burn.
When I add stabelizer I can keep gas in the tank for a couple years and just add a little fresh with out draining it and it works fine, you wouldnt even know the gas in the tank was a couple years old... " I use oil mix with stablizer already in it"
I live in michigan, "the detroit area" we have a down wind law in affect "traid wind blowing in to canada" so we have a higer ethenol level than the rest of the state or country. when we get good gas my truck runs forever on a tank. when gas prices are 3-4 dollars per gallon you would think they would have added the stableizer for ya and have it pumped and windows washed and radiator filled.... and my dog walked.....
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