Water in fuel?
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From: MI
Originally Posted by garebel
at one time or another i have answered 99% of ya'lls questions, but ask away
If you have explanations somewhere and your just lazy - there's always copy and paste. AND make sure you post the thread. Since you have answered 99% of everyones questions, that shouldn't be to difficult ehh..
I found yuh in another thread - You did the same thing their
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=309500
WTF - You have a hole in your marble bag? - To many fumes in the cab? Burn up a few brain cells did yuh?
Just spew some fricken knowledge or put a lid on it....
Last edited by jbrew; Nov 26, 2007 at 08:18 PM.
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From: Backwoods Ga. CSA
Originally Posted by jbrew
Hey garble,
If you have explanations somewhere and your just lazy - there's always copy and paste. AND make sure you post the thread. Since you have answered 99% of everyones questions, that shouldn't be to difficult ehh..
I found yuh in another thread - You did the same thing their
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=309500
WTF - You have a hole in your marble bag? - To many fumes in the cab? Burn up a few brain cells did yuh?
Just spew some fricken knowledge or put a lid on it....
If you have explanations somewhere and your just lazy - there's always copy and paste. AND make sure you post the thread. Since you have answered 99% of everyones questions, that shouldn't be to difficult ehh..
I found yuh in another thread - You did the same thing their
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=309500
WTF - You have a hole in your marble bag? - To many fumes in the cab? Burn up a few brain cells did yuh?
Just spew some fricken knowledge or put a lid on it....
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hlight=garebel
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hlight=garebel
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hlight=garebel
and again ask a question, i will answer it........... it is much like sex, "tell me what you want know"
this is a very large subject, to much info to type, also i don't have that much time and you may not understand it anyway
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From: Backwoods Ga. CSA
Originally Posted by mitch150
Ok, I'll bite, why is this wrong? Please explain
Btw, Texaco stations are the only one's with their own brand of gas and Sunoco, Shell, and Citgo being the better of all the others out there.
Btw, Texaco stations are the only one's with their own brand of gas and Sunoco, Shell, and Citgo being the better of all the others out there.
here is a quote from one of the threads above, if you need more info ask.....
Originally Posted by garebel
1. How is it made? i don't make it, talk to someone who works at a refinery.
2.Where does it come from? the fuel in my area (GA) comes from the refineries around east texas,
3.What is in the additives that make Shell different from Sunoco and Citgo?
most branded fuel have their own additive. ie a tanker pulls up and pumps the
additive in to a tank. when i load, i select the the brand of gas i want to load and it adds it to the fuel as i load. so again ask the additive maker.
4. Are you saying that Pepsi is the same as Coke because their water comes from the same place?
After all it is just a small shot of additives to the water that make the difference.
while you make a good point, the people i talk to who test fuel for quality ect... buy the cheapest gas from a station that has a filter (most do) and a fairly good pump rate (pumps a lot of gas) and put in seafoam ect.... or the additive of choice. that way you know you are getting some type of additive in your tank .
2.Where does it come from? the fuel in my area (GA) comes from the refineries around east texas,
3.What is in the additives that make Shell different from Sunoco and Citgo?
most branded fuel have their own additive. ie a tanker pulls up and pumps the
additive in to a tank. when i load, i select the the brand of gas i want to load and it adds it to the fuel as i load. so again ask the additive maker.
4. Are you saying that Pepsi is the same as Coke because their water comes from the same place?
After all it is just a small shot of additives to the water that make the difference.
while you make a good point, the people i talk to who test fuel for quality ect... buy the cheapest gas from a station that has a filter (most do) and a fairly good pump rate (pumps a lot of gas) and put in seafoam ect.... or the additive of choice. that way you know you are getting some type of additive in your tank .
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Originally Posted by rmeidlinger
try to get some anhydrous alcohol, IPA, etahnol even methanol- it mixes with the water and the mixture is combustible. HEET is expensive alcohol
I also have fuel line freezing issues in the winter in my Ranger with E10, I am no longer a fan of the stuff.
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From: Backwoods Ga. CSA
Originally Posted by Tumba
hello garebel
thats a pretty good explanation
just a little rutten going on here.
our post always read better when we keep them possitive
thats a pretty good explanation
just a little rutten going on here.
our post always read better when we keep them possitive
"you haul all types of fuel in the same tanker?"
"yes, it is all shipped from the refinery in the same pipe also
"-some just simply refuse to believe....that is ok to......
oh, i can play nice.......... or not.... just don't give me chicken **** and expect chicken salad in return
