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![]() "Charlie Morgan" wrote in message ... On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 12:45:24 -0400, "r_d" wrote: Hi all, The season is about to end and I have 3/4 tank of gas in the boat. What are the proper storage procedure for the new and improved gasoline. I assume you just pour in stabilizer but was concerned with the decay issue of the ethanol. Thanks mark Too late. Stabilizer must be added when the gas is fresh to do any good. Siphon the remaining gas out and use it in your car. Add some fresh gas with stabilizer to the boat's tank and run the engine enough to be sure that the carb and lines have fresh, stabilized gas in them. CWM Perhaps the OP put the gas in yesterday, ran off a 1/4 tank and now is asking the question. Shouldn't be too late to add stabilizer if that's the case. I try to remember to add the stabilizer at the beginning of the season as I seldom use a full tank with my fishing motor. Tom G. |
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