Where can I get non-Ethanol gas
I was wondering where I could get non-ethanol mixed gasoline in Massachusetts? Every station I have been to in my hometown has the 10% mixture sticker on the pump...
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Probably nowhere. It's replaced MTBE.
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you dont have just regular? we usally have a pick form three types
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The pumps have a sticker on the bottom part that states the 10% Ethanol mix. It doesn't seem to be for a particular grade so I believe it is for all grades.
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You will have to do some research in your state, ethanol use varies by state.
For instance here in MN all gas is E-10 except for a few stations that carry 91 octane gas with no eth. this gas is only for classic cars and motorcycle/ boats ect. That doesn't stop me from using it though.:D Some states have a choice, some have ethanol just in the 87 octane gas. |
I know Michigan gas is E10, even though some time ago our governor Granny mandated that all the stickers be removed from the pumps. I guess that's to cover the stations that didn't put the stickers on the pumps. E10 is the defacto standard. No getting away from it anymore, at least in the States.
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Why avoid it?
1. because, from reading in this forum I am seeing a reduction in MPG 2. I want to see how high I can get my MPG in my Corolla |
You don't have a choice in that part of the country. Sorry.
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That's what I figured.
One other topic that has me confused is fuel additives? Is there something that works both with MPG and is actually worth it $$$ wise? I've seen some posts in this forum and some say that it's a big scam and others swear by it. Can someone eluminate me? |
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Although you can't test it because you can't get regular fuel. Your Toyota might be doing fine on E10. Toyota did a study and found that it did not have much effect on the small displacement motors. I looked and could not find it but here's another one that tested a Camry with no decrease if FE. |
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