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Default Deterioration of Gasoline?


"Ernest Scribbler" wrote in message
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"Don White" wrote
I'm leery


Out of curiosity, have you personally experienced problems with year-old
gas or are you just trying to err on the side of caution?


Just 'playing it safe'. and various articles such as..
http://www.perr.com/tip1.html
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_mi...h_new_gasoline


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"Don White" wrote
Just 'playing it safe'.


Nothing wrong with that.

I've probably read a lot of the same stuff as you on the subject, but
empirical evidence seems to fly in the face of it all. The only person I've
ever actually met who ever personally experienced trouble with stale gas was
a guy who used to race motorcycles in the 70s. And even that was only a
little temporary performance decrease, nothing catastrophic. I have about a
gallon of last year's mix that I plan to put back in my outboard, and I
don't expect to be able to tell any difference between that and the new
stuff. If my experiment fails, I'll post about it.


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