Bad gas after 3 months?
#11
Very interesting stuff! Didn't know a lot of that. A full tank with additive, sitting in a garage for 3 months. Should be alright. We did get hit hard in Omaha! It was actually nice, since last winter was so warm. Streets were actually clear the next evening, since it wasn't bitterly cold. Of course the city was preparing well in advance.
#12
Yes, without a doubt... save the money , those oil fat-cats are fat enough! (this is a petroleum company executive, pointing to his bank statement!)
Is your choke circuit not functioning properly? Did you happen to check the choke cable's "throw", while you had the tank and airbox off?
You might already use it, but Seafoam, in my opinion, is the best stuff out there.
I'm not sure if your tank has rust/corrosion issues, but for a nice clean tank, the petcock screen should keep you safe enough... is your screen in good shape?
I'm not sure if your tank has rust/corrosion issues, but for a nice clean tank, the petcock screen should keep you safe enough... is your screen in good shape?
#13
#14
If its going to sit, use fuel stabilizer, not fuel cleaning additives. Additives contain chemicals that can harm parts. The alcohol and other stuff in it will absorb more moisture and make things worse. Only use them if your going to burn through that tank of gas fairly soon.
#15
Yes, without a doubt... save the money , those oil fat-cats are fat enough! (this is a petroleum company executive, pointing to his bank statement!)
Is your choke circuit not functioning properly? Did you happen to check the choke cable's "throw", while you had the tank and airbox off?
You might already use it, but Seafoam, in my opinion, is the best stuff out there.
I'm not sure if your tank has rust/corrosion issues, but for a nice clean tank, the petcock screen should keep you safe enough... is your screen in good shape?
Is your choke circuit not functioning properly? Did you happen to check the choke cable's "throw", while you had the tank and airbox off?
You might already use it, but Seafoam, in my opinion, is the best stuff out there.
I'm not sure if your tank has rust/corrosion issues, but for a nice clean tank, the petcock screen should keep you safe enough... is your screen in good shape?
#16
If its going to sit, use fuel stabilizer, not fuel cleaning additives. Additives contain chemicals that can harm parts. The alcohol and other stuff in it will absorb more moisture and make things worse. Only use them if your going to burn through that tank of gas fairly soon.
#17
This is the stuff I got sitting in the tank right now. Should be O.K.??
GUMOUT® - Fuel Injector Cleaner
GUMOUT® - Fuel Injector Cleaner
#20
If its going to sit, use fuel stabilizer, not fuel cleaning additives. Additives contain chemicals that can harm parts. The alcohol and other stuff in it will absorb more moisture and make things worse. Only use them if your going to burn through that tank of gas fairly soon.