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The Trump administration is going to wreck my engine, isn't it.
Well yeah, new car sales are way down so this is really a two birds, one stone situation for them
E15 is perfectly safe for any car made after 2010. There is a reason it is widely offered in many states.
E15 is also significantly cheaper, like $0.30/gal cheaper. I pretty much only fill up at stations that have it.
Total BS my 2018 car’s manual says it can only run on E10.
Which car is this?
Subaru Outback with the 3.6
Huh, TIL.
Thank you.
My car was made before that and I want it to keep going as long as possible. It has great gas mileage and very few problems.
It's more about the computer adjusting how the engine operates than anything. Most newer vehicles can detect a change in the Octane levels and adjust themselves.
But seals getting eaten by ethanol and the ethanol gunking up the engine is still a concern, especially if you have a carburetor.
I just bought a motorcycle with carbs. Got it at a discount because of needing a new battery, rust and gunked up gas tank, and "I'm tired of cleaning the fucking carbs if I don't ride often enough."
Which means I have to remember to close the petcock and drain the carbs if I'm going to let it sit for a few weeks just in case. I'm sure there's an additive thar helps with that.
I heard it was anything rubber will get eaten away.
Thats nice, if only i could afford a car made after 2010.