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Is E10 Gasoline Ok to run in PCM engines?
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RE: E10 Gasoline
yes, all boats can take up to 10% ethanol
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Re: RE: E10 Gasoline
careful, now...Originally posted by JUST-IN-TIMEComment
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RE: Re: RE: E10 Gasoline
yes all boats with gasolines motors, including leaded motors will run
if you want to get into like fiberglass tanks ans stuff that is a whole nother thing
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RE: Re: RE: E10 Gasoline
Not like we have a choice.... at least in California. I have not seen pump in months that did not indicate E-10 fuel. My 06 CC has a sticker near the tank fill warning against using the E-10 fuel....Comment
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RE: Re: RE: E10 Gasoline
cali gas is only e7
i think you guys are worried about e-85
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RE: Re: RE: E10 Gasoline
the stuff's only been out for twenty to thirty years now and I'm sure you have all ready had some in the boat and not know it.Comment
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Stay away from it if you can!
Use it only if you have no choice!2012 Team Ski Nautique ZR409
2011 Sport Nautique 200
2008 SANT 230
2003 Air Nautique 226
1988 Martinique
1979 Nautique
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E-10 issues
My boat, a 1997 Ski Nautique, over 2075 hours. I have been running E-10 for several years now. I did have the plastic fitting that holds the wires for the high pressure fuel pump start to leak at about 920 hours. I did a repair on it, and I have not had a problem since.
I do not know if the leak was caused by the E-10.
With E-10 in the tank, I rarely find any water in the FCC canister. Same story with the fuel filters on outboard motors my ski team uses. By rarely, I mean almost never, but never is an absolute, so I will not say that.
If you by chance have a significant amount of water already in your fuel system, E-10 will cause problems the first few fill ups, as the E-10 dissolves the excess water, and tries to run that through the engine. It's different solvency may also work loose some sediments, and clog your fuel filters, at first. On much older boats, the rubber fuel hose could be affected by the E-10. If your boat is old enough to have the older hose, you probably should change it to a more modern hose that has alcohol resistance.Comment
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