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Jerry Newman
Posted 4/3/2019 12:19 PM (#934499 - in reply to #934495)
Subject: Re: Gas




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I cut off the bottom of this post from above when transferred…...

Obviously the beginning of this quote was just a rehash of what has been stated several times (but also probably can't be restated enough). What I found most interesting was the recommendation to switch to a different brand of gasoline if there was a problem with "goo" from the E 10.

You would think that they would have also recommended a water separating filter too (the vented fuel cell/condensation issue is why boats have a water separating filters and not automobiles).

AND why “it might” be a larger problem than we are giving it credit for here.

For me it's going to be more important than ever to maintain a full tank of gas with the E 10 whenever my boat is not in use. Also, condensation issues would be my best guess why Yamaha and Suzuki still recommend using the E0... but that's just a guess.


Edited by Jerry Newman 4/3/2019 12:22 PM

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