Just what we need. http://counton2.com/2015/07/14/epa-proposes-increasing-ethanol-in-fuel-supply/ (http://counton2.com/2015/07/14/epa-proposes-increasing-ethanol-in-fuel-supply/) :diablo: Dave
In Oklahoma each pump must be marked according to the amount of ethanol. This allows us to avoid ethanol and has led to a significant number of stations selling non ethanol gas. Fill the tank then go for a ride and forget for awhile. :good2:
Quote from: ct7088 on July 15, 2015, 09:57:14 PM
In Oklahoma each pump must be marked according to the amount of ethanol. This allows us to avoid ethanol and has led to a significant number of stations selling non ethanol gas. Fill the tank then go for a ride and forget for awhile. :good2:
In Texas it is the law that the ethanol content is labeled on the pump. More than one distributor has been caught blending more than 10%. There are only 19 gas stations in the entire state of Texas with non ethanol gas and for whatever reason are located nowhere near major metropolitan areas. Dave
Huh.. I remember there being talk of increasing to E15 a couple of years ago, but lately I've seen a number of articles on the guberment discussing repealing the ethanol mandate..
It would appear no one really knows WTF is going on in the guberment. Not even the guberment themselves..
I found this website that lists ethanol free gas stations in the US and Canada. Handy if you want to find some in your area or while out cruising or on a trip. There are apps for iPhones and Androids. You can also add stations to it if they're not listed.
http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=ON (http://pure-gas.org/index.jsp?stateprov=ON)
Could have used this on my trip to Texas in '13. Some stations had gas that smelled like pure ethanol, could barely smell any gas from the fumes :wacko3:, even though it said otherwise.